Your location data is now officially protected by the fourth amendment — here's what that means for you

The Supreme Court just granted your location data the same protections as other personal data. Here's how that affects you.
R Street Institute

Unpacking Chatrie v. US: Data, Privacy, AI, and the Fourth Amendment

Featuring [Introductory Remarks] Logan Seacrest, Resident Fellow, Criminal Justice & Civil Liberties, R Street Institute ...
The Regulatory ReviewOpinion

The Fourth Amendment Gap in the National AI Framework

Recent artificial intelligence guidance fails to address the government’s use of AI for searches. Geofence warrants are just ...

Your Phone's Location Data Is Now Protected by the Fourth Amendment

A new Supreme Court ruling says a person does not lose constitutional protection just because their phone constantly sends ...
Opinion
SCOTUSblogOpinion

The government’s Fourth Amendment double standard

Carter, a Fourth Amendment seizure case. The petition arrives on the heels of the court’s summary reversal in District of Columbia v. R.W., another Fourth Amendment seizure case from the capital. But ...
Opinion

The Fourth Amendment and the Color-Blind Constitution

When applying Fourth Amendment doctrine, to what extent can race and ethnicity be considered? The Supreme Court denied cert on Monday in United States v. Carter, a case on this question—specifically, ...
Davis Vanguard

Civil Rights Groups Ask Ninth Circuit to Bar ICE From Entering Homes With Self-Issued Administrative Warrants

Three legal advocacy organizations submitted an amicus brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, contending ...