Today the Supreme Court reportedly resolved not to hear the appeal on the Second Circuit’s Cablevision decision. This denial comes shortly after the Court has received the U.S. Government's brief recommending to reject the petition.
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Chief Justice Roberts: the Internet is kind of a big deal
by Dave Sidhu, posted on October 27, 2007 - 8:23pm
Earlier this week, Chief Justice John Roberts, addressed students at the Brigham Young University. According to a press account of the event:
Emerging technologies can create new questions about old laws. For example, imaging technology exists that allows law enforcement officers to see through walls. "Is that an unlimited search and seizure?" Roberts asked.
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