Fourth Amendment
Surveillance for Sale? House Republicans Challenge Biden on Data Broker Exploitation
Lawmakers raise alarms over warrantless surveillance, urging reforms to protect Americans from Fourth Amendment violations
Court Slams Geofence Warrants as Unconstitutional Overreach
Court declares geofence warrants unconstitutional, likening them to invasive mass surveillance that undermines Fourth Amendment protections.
MembersThe Olympics Is a Testing Ground for Pre-Crime-Style Mass Surveillance
A glimpse of a proposed future.
Fourth Amendment Under Fire: Court Deems Google Location Data Fair Game
The court determined that users have no reasonable expectation of privacy in voluntarily shared location data.
MembersThe Hidden Threat to Your Privacy: Unmasking the Third-Party Doctrine
As data sharing grows, the third-party doctrine increasingly jeopardizes personal privacy in the digital era.
Judge Challenges Appeals Court Over Computer Monitoring Ban in January 6 Parole
Despite the appeals court ruling it overreach, a federal judge is pushing to re-impose invasive computer surveillance on a January 6 convict.
Appeals Court Upholds Police Right to Compel Biometric Device Unlocking
Judges rule that forcing a suspect to unlock a phone with a thumbprint doesn’t violate the Fifth Amendment under some conditions.
US House Passes Bill Renewing Warrantless Surveillance Under FISA Section 702 Amid Privacy Concerns
The Fourth Amendment is being ignored in the name of national security.
Appeals Court Vacates “Disinformation” Monitoring of Jan. 6 Defendant’s Computer
A landmark ruling challenges the bounds of probation in the modern age.
How a Typo in a Geofence Warrant Further Endangered Privacy
Everyone in a two-mile radius became a suspect in a crime.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Is Urged To Find Keyword Search Warrant Unconstitutional
Keyword warrants are a threat to civil liberties.