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   Our Fourth Amendment Privacy Is Not for Sale(jetlaw.org)

   2 points by _bender_ 6y ago|0 comments
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   by _bender_ 6y ago

   Many scholars are arguing that browsing history will require a warrant after Carpenter. For example, see Paul Ohm's article: https://jolt.law.harvard.edu/assets/articlePDFs/v32/32HarvJL... The recent act
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   by _bender_ 6y ago

   You're right, it would need to be appealed. The defendant would not appeal, but the government could, and likely will if it views this as a significant burden to police practice. An important thing to note is that federal district cour
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   by _bender_ 6y ago

   I don't agree with everything the commenter is saying but they are pointing out that the Western District Court of Washington is a federal district court under the 9th Circuit's jurisdiction, so for this new rule to have significa