In an age when people are increasingly concerned about government’s use of various forms technology to spy on them, the Court of Appeals has signaled that there will be limits to police use of such technology. Last week, in an important expansion … Continue reading
For those of you who follow developments in Native American Law, you might be interested in a publication written by my colleagues, Native American Law Watch. The latest issue has several interesting articles, including the following: “Jurisdiction for Injuries Arising … Continue reading
As you may be aware, the Tenth Circuit recently denied the application to stay application of the Obama Administration’s contraceptive mandate filed by the Little Sisters of the Poor, but Justice Sotomayor granted the Little Sisters’ application. Since then, however, … Continue reading
