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The Incongruity of the Third-Party Doctrine with the Digital Age
According to current Supreme Court doctrine, Fourth Amendment privacy interests are assessed through one’s “reasonable expectation of privacy.” [1] A key exception to this idea, known as the “Third-Party Doctrine,” arose from twin cases in...
Digital Harm and Jurisdictional Requirements
When a plaintiff alleges a harm that occurred online, courts’ traditional jurisdictional rules don’t always map neatly onto injuries inflicted through modern technology. Suppose, for instance, that a website secretly records every click and...
The Fauci Diaries and His Missouri v. Biden Deposition
NCLA represented Jay Bhattacharya, Jill Hines, Martin Kulldorff and Aaron Kheriaty, individual plaintiffs in the now settled landmark case of Missouri v. Biden (Murthy v. Missouri in the Supreme Court. As counsel I attended the November 23,...
The President Gets His Men; The Congress Decides What They Can Do
Recently I was asked to participate in an Oxford-style debate on the rightness or wrongness of Loper Bright v. Raimondo (which over-turned Chevron deference) and Slaughter v. the United States (over-turning Humphry’s Executor). While both d...
“A Republic, If You Can Keep It”: Human Agency, AI, and the Administrative State
Beltway Power Grab to Control AI
Inside the beltway, the power grab for control over AI has been in high gear for a few years now. Without understanding what AI is—let alone its implications for humanity—bureaucrats, corporate elites, and...
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