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  1. CrimProf Blog

    Bellin on Fourth Amendment Textualism

    By CrimProf BlogEditor

    Jeffrey Bellin (William & Mary Law School) has posted Fourth Amendment Textualism on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The Supreme Court’s inability to coherently define the term “search” plagues its Fourth…

  2. Technology Law Dispatch

    Recent rulings indicate Fifth Amendment may join Fourth Amendment as critical consideration in courts’ efforts to apply constitutional protections to smartphones and other new technology

    By Brian J. Willett

    The Fourth Amendment right of the people “to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects” has been center stage in debates over technology that scarcely could have been…

  3. PrawfsBlawg

    The legal fiction of “clearly established”

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, January 22, 2019The legal fiction of "clearly established"Orin Kerr flags this Third Circuit decision holding that a Fourth Amendment right was not clearly established where a binding circuit…

  4. Ohio Appellate Insights

    Oral Argument Preview: The Contours of a Terry Stop. State of Ohio v. Jaonte Hariston.

    By Marianna Bettman

    Update: On May 2, 2019, the Supreme Court of Ohio handed down a merit decision in this case.  Read the analysis here. Read an analysis of the argument here. On…

  5. SDNY Blog

    Judge Engelmayer Enjoins on Fourth Amendment Grounds City Law Requiring Homesharing Platforms to Routinely Disclose Rental Data

    By Charles Michael

    In an opinion today, Judge Engelmayer prelminarily enjoined  New York City’s new ordinance requiring homesharing platforms to share data about hosts and guests to the Mayor’s Office of Special Enforcement…

  6. On Brief: Iowa's Appellate Blog

    U.S. Supreme Court denies Iowan’s appeal challenging Fourth Amendment exception

    By appellate

    U.S. Supreme Court denies Iowan’s appeal challenging Fourth Amendment exception By: Rox Laird on December 4th, 2018 The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear an appeal from an Iowa man…

  7. On Brief: Iowa's Appellate Blog

    Iowan seeks to limit a Fourth Amendment exception in appeal to U.S. Supreme Court

    By appellate

    Iowan seeks to limit a Fourth Amendment exception in appeal to U.S. Supreme Court By: Rox Laird on November 28th, 2018 The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday will consider whether…

  8. Criminal Law Blog

    Fourth Amendment Applies to Cell Site Location Information

    By mriebernlrg-com-mark-rieber

    Mark Rieber, Senior Attorney, National Legal Research Group           Cell-site location information ("CSLI") is location information generated by cellular phone providers that indicates which cell tower a particular phone…

  9. SCOV Law

    (In)Credible

    By Elizabeth Kruska

    This has got to be evidence of something. State v. Finkle, 2018 VT 111By Elizabeth KruskaWarning: law nerd post ahead. This is going to be full-on criminal procedure discussion from…

  10. The Faculty Lounge

    Limitations on Audit by the IRS: Taxpayer Can Go to Bathroom Alone

    When I teach Federal Income Tax, I always describe to my students the broad powers of the IRS to request and inspect records during an audit. It is not uncommon…