Tim Cushing reports: The Baltimore Police Department was an enthusiastic early adopter of cell site simulator technology. In 2015, a Baltimore detective admitted the department had deployed its collection of cell tower spoofers 4,300 times since 2007. The best estimate on how many of those 4,300 deployments ever showed up in [Read More…]
John Wesley Hall writes: Is a government quarantine order for a person or group of people a violation of the Fourth Amendment as a reasonable seizure? Despite being an ardent civil libertarian, I must conclude the Constitution means: No. Protection from infectious diseases has long been a subject of the [Read More…]
Keeping in mind that different lawyers and firms may have differing opinions on this issue and that different states and cities may also have their own laws, Kellie Pantekoek, Esq. writes: Shelter-in-Place Orders As of publication [March 30], 27 states have implemented or plan to implement stay-at-home orders, including California, [Read More…]
Lawrence Abrams has a guide to securing your Zoom meetings from those who would disrupt it. He also provides a quick overview as to the privacy concerns if you were not already aware of them. If you are using Zoom for work while you work from home, I encourage you [Read More…]