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Nation Jan 05

Analysis: Voting rights and search and seizure heat up January’s Supreme Court term

By Marcia Coyle

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Can police penalize drivers who refuse sobriety tests?

At least a dozen states have made it a crime for suspected drunk drivers to refuse a chemical sobriety test. But some opponents say these laws violate the Fourth Amendment, and are taking their complaints to the high court. The…

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Politics May 09

Court rules search of businessman’s laptop at border ‘unreasonable’

A federal court has ruled that the government's search of a traveling businessman's laptop at the California border was unreasonable and violated his privacy…

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Nation Jan 20

Without a warrant, police use radar device to peer inside homes

More than 50 U.S. law enforcement agencies have outfitted their officers with a new radar device that can detect movements within a building from as much as 50 feet away, USA Today reported Tuesday.

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High Court Says Police Can Collect DNA From People Arrested for Serious Crimes

High Court Says Police Can Collect DNA From People Arrested for Serious Crimes…

Jun 15

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The High Court Supports Police in No-Knock Search Case

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that evidence may be used in trials even if police officers failed to knock before entering a home.

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