Ninth Circuit Hands Down En Banc Decision in United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing:
The new opinion, on how the Fourth Amendment applies to the search and seizure of a computer in the context of an investigation into steroids in baseball, is here. I'm reading it now and will post some thoughts as I go through it.
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- What Happens When Comprehensive Drug Testing Meets the New Rule 41?:
- An Interesting Consequence of United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing:
- How the Ninth Circuit Tried To End Plain View for Computer Searches Without Ending Plain View for Computer Searches:
- Do Magistrate Judges Have a Power to Refuse To Sign Warrants Based on Expectations of How a Warrant Would be Executed?:
- Ninth Circuit Enacts Miranda-Like Code for Computer Search and Seizure:
- Ninth Circuit Hands Down En Banc Decision in United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing:
- Oral Argument in United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing:
- An Analysis of United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing: