Court rules FISA Section 702 surveillance unconstitutionalThe New York court ruled against warrantless state surveillance, upholding citizens' Fourth Amendment rights.
FBI's warrantless 'backdoor' searches ruled unconstitutionalThe court ruled FBI's warrantless searches of US citizens' communications under FISA violate the Fourth Amendment.
Court rules FISA Section 702 surveillance unconstitutionalThe New York court ruled against warrantless state surveillance, upholding citizens' Fourth Amendment rights.
FBI's warrantless 'backdoor' searches ruled unconstitutionalThe court ruled FBI's warrantless searches of US citizens' communications under FISA violate the Fourth Amendment.
A Newark Fish Market Was Raided by ICEICE raided Ocean Seafood Depot in Newark without a warrant, detaining both undocumented workers and U.S. citizens amidst ongoing immigration crackdown.
EFF Asks Oregon Supreme Court Not to Limit Fourth Amendment Rights Based on Terms of ServiceEFF is advocating for the protection of individuals' privacy rights in their browsing history.Courts have acknowledged that browsing history reveals sensitive personal information, warranting protection under the Fourth Amendment.
Backyard Privacy in the Age of DronesThe expansion of police drone use raises significant privacy and legal challenges regarding surveillance capabilities and constitutional rights.
VICTORY! Federal Court (Finally) Rules Backdoor Searches of 702 Data UnconstitutionalThe federal court ruled that warrantless backdoor searches of U.S. citizens' communications typically require a warrant.
Lawsuit: City cameras make it impossible to drive anywhere without being trackedThe lawsuit challenges Norfolk's use of license-plate readers as unconstitutional warrantless surveillance under the Fourth Amendment.
EFF to Ninth Circuit: Abandoning a Phone Should Not Mean Abandoning Its ContentsLaw enforcement should obtain a warrant before searching data on abandoned cell phones.
US border agents must get warrant before cell phone searches, federal court rules | TechCrunchU.S. border agents now require a warrant to search electronic devices at the border.
EFF Asks Oregon Supreme Court Not to Limit Fourth Amendment Rights Based on Terms of ServiceEFF is advocating for the protection of individuals' privacy rights in their browsing history.Courts have acknowledged that browsing history reveals sensitive personal information, warranting protection under the Fourth Amendment.
Backyard Privacy in the Age of DronesThe expansion of police drone use raises significant privacy and legal challenges regarding surveillance capabilities and constitutional rights.
VICTORY! Federal Court (Finally) Rules Backdoor Searches of 702 Data UnconstitutionalThe federal court ruled that warrantless backdoor searches of U.S. citizens' communications typically require a warrant.
Lawsuit: City cameras make it impossible to drive anywhere without being trackedThe lawsuit challenges Norfolk's use of license-plate readers as unconstitutional warrantless surveillance under the Fourth Amendment.
EFF to Ninth Circuit: Abandoning a Phone Should Not Mean Abandoning Its ContentsLaw enforcement should obtain a warrant before searching data on abandoned cell phones.
US border agents must get warrant before cell phone searches, federal court rules | TechCrunchU.S. border agents now require a warrant to search electronic devices at the border.
U.S. Finds Pattern of Excessive Force by Louisiana State PoliceLouisiana State Police exhibited a pattern of excessive force and accountability failures, violating the civil rights of individuals during arrests and pursuits.
Vermont to pay $175,000 after man charged for raising middle finger at state trooperThe state of Vermont paid $175,000 to settle a lawsuit after a man's arrest for raising his middle finger at a state trooper.
Realtor handcuffed by Stoneham detectives responding to 911 call can continue lawsuit against town, judge rulesA federal judge has allowed a lawsuit alleging civil rights violations against Stoneham police to proceed after finding merit in some of the claims.
U.S. Finds Pattern of Excessive Force by Louisiana State PoliceLouisiana State Police exhibited a pattern of excessive force and accountability failures, violating the civil rights of individuals during arrests and pursuits.
Vermont to pay $175,000 after man charged for raising middle finger at state trooperThe state of Vermont paid $175,000 to settle a lawsuit after a man's arrest for raising his middle finger at a state trooper.
Realtor handcuffed by Stoneham detectives responding to 911 call can continue lawsuit against town, judge rulesA federal judge has allowed a lawsuit alleging civil rights violations against Stoneham police to proceed after finding merit in some of the claims.
Family of slain Cop City' activisit file federal lawsuit against three officersThe family of Manuel Paez Teran has filed a federal lawsuit alleging violation of their rights during a protest against the Cop City training center.
Mount Vernon Police's Strip Searches Were Unconstitutional, U.S. SaysThe Mount Vernon police department has systemic issues leading to improper strip searches, violating individuals' rights and showing patterns of discriminatory policing.
NJ woman mistakenly arrested, jailed for two weeks can't sue over errorJudith Maureen Henry unjustly served two weeks in jail due to a mistaken identity, highlighting issues in law enforcement accountability.
A Taxonomy of PrivacyPrivacy is a concept with multiple meanings, making it challenging for lawmaking.Existing legal frameworks for privacy are outdated and inadequate for addressing modern privacy issues.
EFF Tells Minnesota Supreme Court to Strike Down Geofence Warrant As Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Takes the Wrong TurnInvasive geofence warrants continue despite Google's changes.