The Fourth Amendment and Emerging Communications Technologies

Authors

Patricia L. Bellia, Notre Dame Law SchoolFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2006

Publication Information

4 IEEE Security & Privacy, May-Jun. 2006, at 20.

Abstract

The key US Supreme Court case that addresses the constitutionality of government surveillance is nearly four decades old, but Congress hasn't substantially revised surveillance statutes in nearly two decades. This overview considers how technological developments have strained the prevailing legal framework and highlights areas for reform.

Recommended Citation

Patricia L. Bellia, The Fourth Amendment and Emerging Communications Technologies, 4 IEEE Security & Privacy, May-Jun. 2006, at 20..
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