Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025May 06, 2025 EDT
Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment Interpretation
Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment Interpretation
Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025
Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025
- Federalizing Professionalism: How the Seventh Circuit Rewrote Indiana Ethics LawLeonard C. Brahin
- Who Does It Best? A Fifty-State Comparison of the Laws Surrounding MethamphetamineTrinity Bledsoe Bryant
- Breaking Down the Walls: Changes to Single-Family Residential Zoning to Improve Housing Affordability and InclusivityJackson Barton
- The New and Improved VAWA: A Look into State Law and Local Nuisance Ordinances after the 2022 ReauthorizationAlexis Stevens
- Judicial Interpretations of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis of Antebellum Court Decisions in the Slaveholding StatesEvan Matthew Gelobter
- A Court Under Scrutiny: How Ethical Failures Endanger the Legitimacy of the Supreme CourtPresley A. Overbey
- Federal Habeas Corpus: Actual Innocence or Actual IndifferenceMeganne Lee-Rogers
- Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment InterpretationMollye O'Rourke
- The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit in 2024: Where have we been and where are we going?Kelley Moore
Mollye O’Rourke, Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment Interpretation, 12 LMU Law Review 208 (2025).