The Fourth Amendment and email preservation letters; Conservative views “unwelcome” at Yale; Should race-based income projections be banned from the courts?; Video of Harvard Kennedy School Forum on “Is Democracy in Crisis?”; Another of the suspicious missing-defendant cases goes away; | | | | | The Fourth Amendment and email preservation letters | Federal law allows criminal investigators to preserve the contents of email accounts for up to 180 days while legal process is obtained. Here's why this common practice raises serious Fourth Amendment problems, and here's what defense lawyers can do about it. | By Orin Kerr • Read more » |
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