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Supreme Court Finds Cops Cannot Simply Barge into a Home in Pursuit of Someone Suspected of a Misdemeanor

Elura NanosJun 23rd
Accused Murderer Wants Evidence Thrown Out Because Officers Who Didn’t Speak Spanish Collected His DNA without Professional Translator

Colin KalmbacherJun 10th
Bank Robbery Hostage’s Lawsuit Against Trooper Who Shot Her Revived by Federal Appeals Court

Elura NanosMay 12th
ACLU Files SCOTUS Petition to Extend Fourth Amendment Privacy Protections for All Travelers at the U.S. Border

Colin KalmbacherApr 23rd
Legal Experts Torch President of the United States for Bragging About ‘Extrajudicial Killing’ of ‘100% Antifa’ Murder Suspect

Colin KalmbacherOct 15th
Federal Court: Smell of Marijuana Justified Police Search of ‘Entire House,’ Including Safes and Locked Boxes

Matt NahamMar 4th
A Cop Killed a ‘Well-Trained’ Pit Bull for Growling at Him. He Was Denied Immunity Because Dogs Growl.

Colin KalmbacherSep 18th
Legal Expert: Massage Parlor Sting that Ensnared Robert Kraft Raises Important Fourth Amendment Issues

Colin KalmbacherMar 14th
Court Says FBI-Run Child Porn Site Shouldn’t Have Been Used to Nab Offender, Lets it Slide Anyway

Ronn BlitzerOct 23rd
Court: Pregnant Bystander’s Rights Weren’t Violated When She Was Mauled by Police Dog in ‘Horrendous’ Attack

Colin KalmbacherOct 4th
Judge: Gang Members with Weak Facebook Settings Can’t Whine about Privacy

Aaron KellerJul 19th
Court Says Doctors and Nurses Can Pretty Much Commit Sexual Assault if Directed by Police

Colin KalmbacherMay 24th
Annual FISA Report Shows Noticeable Uptick in Outright Denials of Applications

Matt NahamApr 25th
Before Boycotting Starbucks, You May Want to Read This

Elura NanosApr 15th
State Supreme Court: Cops Need a Warrant to Search Your Driveway

Colin KalmbacherMar 17th
In Tweetstorm, ACLU Unloads On Democrats And Republicans For Expanding Trump’s Warrantless Surveillance Powers

Colin KalmbacherJan 17th
Does Cellphone-Cweeping ‘StingRay’ Technology Go Too Far?

The Associated PressNov 25th