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- Paul and Huntsman: too nuanced and non-pandering for this #GOPDebate 2 months ago
- New York City now sleeps! Where are the 24 hour coffee shops of my youth? 5 months ago
- DC suffered an earthquake and a hurricane after the tea party started driving Congress. Coincidence? Alas, science suggests so. 5 months ago
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Why Privacy Matters. . .
Alex Kozinski, Chief Judge of the 9th Circuit, co-authored an excellent piece mourning the death of the 4th Amendment. His principle observation? We have voluntarily joined loyalty card programs, online retailer account programs, electronic toll passes, and smartphone accounts. Consequently, … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th Amendment, Kozinski, Loyalty programs, police power, privacy
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