The Fourth Amendment’s Seizure clause is mired in the Eighteenth century. Its counterpart, the Search clause, has evolved through a steady progression of Supreme Court cases from Katz to Berger to Kyllo, no longer to be confined to the [...]
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The ACLU of Northern California has been a leader in generating public and legislative attention to the privacy, personal safety, and financial security risks associated with the use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in government-issued identification documents, such [...] Professor David J. Bederman argues that isolationist impulses should not prevent the U.S. Senate from thoughtful consideration of the important benefits of the UN Convention on the Law of the [...] A Critique of Recent Opinions in Patent Interferences – Charles L. GholzSecond Life – A New Dimension For Trademark Infringement – Max VernPatent Pendency Problems and Possible Solutions to Reducing Patent Pendency at the United States Patent and [...] |
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