*Christina Charikofsky I. Introduction In a summer marked by significant and far-reaching Supreme Court decisions,[1] the Court denied a consequential petition for certiorari in the Fourth Circuit case of Williams v. Kincaid.[2] The denial allowed a landmark ruling, which permitted “gender dysphoria” to qualify as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),[3] toContinue reading “Williams v. Kincaid: Outlier or Trendsetter?”
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Geofence Warrants: Strict in Theory. Fatal in Fact?
*Philip Glaser I. Introduction Following the January 6, 2021 incursion on the U.S. Capitol, law enforcement faced a challenge: how could they identify the hundreds of people who entered the Capitol Building in violation of federal law?[1] To put names to faces, the FBI solicited tips,[2] scoured social media,[3] and enlisted assistance from Google.[4] InContinue reading “Geofence Warrants: Strict in Theory. Fatal in Fact?”
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