518 | Did the Supreme Court Finally Ensure the Fourth Amendment Protects Our Data? Part 2 w/Andrew Ferguson

On this episode, Hunter speaks once again by Professor Andrew Ferguson to discuss the Fourth Amendment and the right to privacy. Previously, Hunter spoke with Jumana Musa of the Fourth Amendment Center to discuss the recent Supreme Court case of Chatrie v United States. Now, Andrew and Hunter theorize how this case might be used to further protect our data in this digital age.

 

Guest:

Andrew Ferguson, Professor of Law, GW School of Law

 

Resource:

Read Chatrie

https://www.scotusblog.com/cases/chatrie-v-united-states/

Read Judge Carlton Reeve’s Decision

https://www.courtwatch.news/p/judge-rules-tower-dumps-search-inherently-unconstitutional

Contact the Fourth Amendment Center

https://www.nacdl.org/Landing/FourthAmendmentCenter

Contact Andrew

https://www.law.gwu.edu/andrew-guthrie-ferguson

  

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