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P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
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Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2017May 22, 2017 EDT

Defining The Limits Of The Private Search Doctrine In An Expanding Digital Landscape

Kendall Van Ameyde,
private-search doctrinesearchcybersecurityright to privacyfourth amendment

Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2017

Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2017
  • Encryption Friction
    Christopher Babiarz
  • Hedging Our Bets: Why Congress Should Enact A Tripartite Framework To Regulate The Use Of Foreign Intelligence Information In Criminal Investigations
    Cynthia Anderson
  • Privacy In The Digital Age: Preserving The Fourth Amendment By Resolving The Circuit Split Over The Private Search Doctrine
    Matthew A. Lupo
  • Defining The Limits Of The Private Search Doctrine In An Expanding Digital Landscape
    Kendall Van Ameyde
  • This Powder Keg Is About To Explode: The Lack Of Standards In Reviewing Second Amendment Cases
    Ronald K. Weekley
  • Reasonable Mistakes Of Law In The Digital Age Following Heien V. North Carolina
    Kingsley Nwamah
Government Law Review
Kendall Van Ameyde, Defining The Limits Of The Private Search Doctrine In An Expanding Digital Landscape, 10 GLR (2017).
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