Author: Chris Gant, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Imagine being pulled over for a small traffic violation. Despite lacking a reason for suspicion, the police officer decides that you look like someone who might have something illegal in the car. Then, you wait for the K9 unit to get to your car (ten... Continue Reading →
Here We Go Again: Another Secret Government Program Chips Away at the Fourth Amendment
Author: Cameron Downer, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Thanks to Edward Snowden, Americans learned that the National Security Administration was storing call records from the major phone networks to help fight the war on terrorism. Just three months after the NSA information was leaked, Americans learned of yet another government program after a... Continue Reading →