[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] FOURTH AMENDMENT ISSUE The federal statutes governing the interception of wire, oral, and electronic communications (1) do not address the installation and monitoring of video-only (also referred to as silent or nonaudio video) camera surveillance.
of Mississippi School of Law) presents a text intended to serve as an accessible and authoritative resource on the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and defines the requirements of warrants.
Our office recently concluded that the Fourth Amendment had no application to domestic military operations," the footnote states, referring to a document titled "Authority for Use of Military Force to Combat Terrorist Activities Within the United States.
Instead of relying on causation analysis borrowed from Hudson, courts should develop arguments from restorative justice and deterrence to distinguish between scope- and manner-based Fourth Amendment violations.
In July, the Criminal Justice section of the American Bar Association (Chicago, IL) published "Street Legal: A Guide to Pre-trial Criminal Procedure for Police, Prosecutors and Defenders," a new book that examines the Fourth Amendment and the application of such terms as 'search,' 'seizure' and 'reasonable suspicion.
are concerned about the implications of this new technology for the right to privacy protected under the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution and under state constitutions.
On appeal, the Ninth Circuit reversed, holding that "the particularity requirement of the Fourth Amendment applies with full force to the conditions precedent to an anticipatory search warrant.
