April 12 – Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
Technology is redefining the we way look at the world. So we should not be surprised that it is also changing the way we look at the Constitution.
A case in point is how police use of GPS devices impacts our understanding of the Fourth Amendment. Two recent decisions—one from the U.S. Supreme Court and another from the Wisconsin Supreme Court—illustrate the changes taking place.
Read more: A Seismic Change May be on the Horizon for Fourth Amendment Law, Prof. Timothy O’Neill Says
