Vol. 46, Issue 4, 2018March 20, 2019 EDT
The Pervasion of Cell Phones and the Fourth Amendment: A Right to Privacy in Locational Data
The Pervasion of Cell Phones and the Fourth Amendment: A Right to Privacy in Locational Data
Articles in Vol. 46, Issue 4, 2018
Vol. 46, Issue 4, 2018
- A Single Spark can Start a Prairie Fire: Implications of the 2015 Amendments to IEEE-SA's Patent PolicyAshish BharadwajManveen Singh
- Here Come Many More Mail-Order Brides: Why IMBRA Fails Women Escaping the Russian FederationChristina L. Pollard
- Legislating Against Hate: Why Ohio's Hate Crime Statute, and the Sentencing Enhancements that Support it, Cannot Remedy Institutional Problems and Continued BigotrySarah Ingles
- The Pervasion of Cell Phones and the Fourth Amendment: A Right to Privacy in Locational DataZachary R. Hoover
- The Americans with Disabilities Act: Legal and Practical Applications in Child Protection ProceedingsJoshua B. Kay
Zachary R. Hoover, The Pervasion of Cell Phones and the Fourth Amendment: A Right to Privacy in Locational Data, 46 Capital University Law Review 739 (2019).