Ep. 119 - 4th Circuit Finally Rules on Geofence Warrants .... Sort Of ...
This week, the 4th Circuit issued its much-anticipated En Banc ruling in Chatrie geofence case. We examine the ruling and what it means for lawful process seeking electronic data.
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Ep. 118 - Consent: Two New Cases
In the last few months, there have been interesting cases on consent to search, including a ruling on a common question regarding consent and searching bags in vehicles.
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Ep. 117 - New Search Warrant Process for Out-of-State Records
This week the Governor signed a bill that, starting July 1, 2025, creates a new search warrant process for out-of-state records that are stored electronically. Today we examine that new process.
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Ep. 116 - Search of a Car Incident to Arrest with Less than Probable Cause
This month, the 4th Circuit examined when you can search a vehicle incident to arrest, attempting to resolve a 15-year-old question about Arizona v. Gant. This week we examine that thorny question.
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Ep. 115: Virginia will start "Sealing" Convictions in 2025 - What does that mean?
On July 1, 2025, Virginia will start "sealing" many felony and misdemeanor convictions from public, court, and criminal justice view. What does that mean? Today we discuss the statute.