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Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025May 06, 2025 EDT

Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment Interpretation

Mollye O'Rourke, J.D.,
Geofencing4th AmendmentJudicial InterpretationCircuit SplitLaw
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LMU Law Review
Mollye O’Rourke, Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment Interpretation, 12 LMU Law Review 208 (2025).

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