SCOTUS sides with sanity on GPS tracking

By: Amy Miller (Diary)  |  January 26th at 08:00 AM  | 

…and there was much (UNANIMOUS!) rejoicing: Justices say GPS tracker violated privacy rights: The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously ruled that the police violated the Constitution when they placed a Global Positioning System tracking device on a suspect’s car and monitored its movements for 28 days. But the justices divided 5-to-4 on the rationale for the decision, with the majority saying that the problem was | Read More »

Newt on Judicial Reform: Dangerous, Outrageous, and Totally Irresponsible

By: Amy Miller (Diary)  |  December 17th at 01:13 PM  | 

I love the law. I am, above most things, an academic. I love almost everything about what I’ve spent every day of the last eight years doing; since entering law school, my appreciation for philosophy and the rule of law has only deepened, in spite of all the late nights, liberal professors, and Red Bull-induced freakouts that occasionally end with me sleeping standing up in | Read More »