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Facial Recognition as a Policing Tool by Law Enforcement: Balancing Between Personal Privacy and Public Security Interest

AI (Artificial Intelligence), Blog, Developing Technology, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Government, Privacy

By Shuyu Zhong About the Author Shuyu Zhong is a 2021 candidate for Juris Doctor from SMU Dedman School of Law. Download the full article...

Is a Single Click of a URL Enough for a Search Warrant?: A Look at the Expansion of Probable Cause in Child Pornography Investigations

Blog, Case Note, Developing Technology, Fourth Amendment, Government, News, Uncategorized

By Sydney Hope Recommended CitationSydney Hope, Is a Single Click of a URL Enough for a Search Warrant?: A Look at the Expansion of Probable Cause in Child Pornography Investigations, SMU Sci. & Tech. L. Rev. Blog (2020),...

Where Have All the Emails Gone: A Journalist’s Fight to Expose Use of Patriot Act Tools on US Citizens

Blog, Case Note, Data, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Government

By Claire Cahoon Jason Leopold, a journalist ominously known to government officials as the “FOIA Terrorist,” is more familiar than most with rejection from the United States government. A 2018 Pulitzer finalist and industry-celebrated expert on the Freedom of...

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