Fourth Amendment
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Was Reportedly Repeatedly Denied Lawyer
That's not how "public safety exception" works
Feds Want To Fine Companies That Resist Eavesdropping Orders
The Empire will crush the resistance
Modesto Pays $120K After Officers Trespassed, Refused To Leave Home
What is this "warrant" of which you speak?
A Triumph of Privacy Over Unwarranted Police Prying
Bill extending Fourth Amendment to all electronic documents goes to the Senate for a vote.
Full Senate To Consider Bill Requiring Warrants for Email
A little love for the Fourth Amendment
3 Reasons the Boston Bombing Case Should Not Change Our Attitudes About Privacy
And one reason why it should.
Wearing Camouflage Draws Suspicion in Philly
Police investigate guy for no reason at all
Lindsey Graham Wants Bombing Suspect Held as Enemy Combatant
No Miranda Rights for Dzhokhar
Senators Caution IRS Against Snooping Email
In related news, tax audits of members of Congress skyrocketed ...
Florida Judge Pens Brutal Rebuke of Crooked Drug Cops
America needs more judges like this guy.
IRS Promises To Obey Fourth Amendment on Email, But Records Show Violations
Do you seriously trust the IRS?
Indiana Court: Dim License Plate Bulb Justifies Traffic Stop
Does it have to be dimmer than a judge?
IRS Ignores Questions About Email Surveillance
Well, they probably read them before you sent them
Maine Attorney General Resists Efforts To Limit Drone Surveillance
What are you hiding? Oh ... that.
LAPD Not So Forthright in Seeking Cellphone-Tracking Warrants
Federal agents have been dinged for the same courtroom games
Attorney Targeted by Police Database Snooping
Just one incident in a growing scandal
NJ Supreme Court Rules Police Can Make Arrest if Someone Answers Door Smoking Marijuana
You'd think drug dealers, of all people, would know better in the first place
PA May Eliminate Warrant Requirement for Online Data
Just might raise privacy concerns
Court Fight Lifts Veil from FBI Phone-Tracking Tool
Stingrays are more intrusive than believed
Administration Insists on Secrecy for Surveillance Court Opinions
If they published them, they'd have to kill the whole country
Judge: Routine Traffic Stops No Grounds for X-Raying Cars
Cops thought any excuse was a good excuse
NY Judge: Careful Driving No Cause for Traffic Stop
Obeying the law isn't supposed to be suspicious
The Supreme Court's Latest Drug Dog Ruling Has a Downside
When a man's home is no longer his castle.
When Proactive Policing Becomes Harassment
Why the NYPD's stop-and-frisk program is unconstitutional
Obama's Cloak of Invisibility
How secrecy frustrates challenges to counterterrorism tactics
