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What is a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in the Digital Age?
As technology rapidly evolves, the law limps along behind to keep up.  On Monday, the Supreme Court heard arguments pertaining to geofence warrants, which investigators routinely use to reverse-identify suspects at crime scenes. In Chatrie v. United States, the defendant was convicted based on cell phone location evidence that placed him at a bank at […]
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An FBI Director on the Rocks
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Nothing Stays Safe
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An Egregiously Wrong Decision
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The Government’s Judge
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The Immigration Crackdown is Coming for Public Education
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Polymarket’s Insider Trading Problem
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Swalwell and the Politics of Counterintelligence
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The Strongest Case Against Meta Is Its Deception About Harm To Kids
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Donald Trump, the SAVE Act, and the Coming Elections
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This Is How Reproductive Rights Are Lost
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Bondi Testimony Questions Congress Must Ask
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Anthropic v. The Pentagon: A Battle of Values
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