Michael Price

On 10/27 at 3pm ET, join a free live training on digital technology in #PostDobbsDefenses. Learn from 4th Amendment experts & litigators on facial recognition, reverse searches, device searches & more. @ClareAngelyn @michaelwprice Learn more and register: nacdl.org/PostDobbs-Digi…

Oct 27, 3-5pm ET: Join a webinar to hear subject matter experts & litigators from NACDL's Fourth Amendment Center discuss important digital technology issues defense counsel will likely encounter. @ClareAngelyn @michaelwprice Register: nacdl.org/Event/NACDL-FR…

@michaelwprice Interesting case, turning on the lack of particularity of the geofence warrant. This one is going to tee up a lot of debates going forward about how to draft and justify such warrants. This is the future of policing right here. #surveillance @OrinKerr

Victory! A San Francisco Court just found a #geofence warrant unconstitutional. Decision here: nacdl.org/getattachment/…

New: The government has a giant database of info taken from the phones of "suspicious" travelers at airports and borders. Data from up to 10,000 phones - call logs, contacts, messages - is added each year; kept for 15 years; and searchable for CBP staff wapo.st/3RObVj0

Welcome to the @NACDL Fourth Amndment Center Clare Garvie @ClareAngelyn & Sid Thaxter! @SidneyThaxter nacdl.org/newsrelease/Ne…

On @lastweektonight, @iamjohnoliver exposes harms caused by @lawandordertv's portrayal of our criminal legal system. He notes “97% of criminal cases never make it to court because prosecutors put massive amounts of pressure on defendants to take plea deals”youtube.com/watch?v=DNy6F7…

Cold cases cracked by cellphones: How police are using geofence warrants to solve crimes: "It’s not Constitutional...These are general warrants and the very thing the 4th Amendment was designed to prevent.'"--@michaelwprice @chris_a_damien @npenzenstadler buff.ly/3DhDTiO

The @AP has learned that U.S. law enforcement agencies across the country have used a cell-phone tracking data tool called “Fog Reveal,” at times without a search warrant, to follow people’s movements months back in time. apnews.com/article/techno…

Breaking! FTC sues Kochava for selling data that tracks people at reproductive health clinics, places of worship, and other sensitive locations: bit.ly/3PY3v6Y

A super important story by the always great @kashhill on the dangers of AI scanning of novel CSAM in automatic Google photo back ups. Featuring quotes form me, @CBHessick & @joncallas! nytimes.com/2022/08/21/tec…

This got non-theoretical pretty fast.

Watch @michaelwprice, Litigation Director of NACDL's Fourth Amendment Center, speak with @thelauracoates about the constitutionality of keyword search warrants. @CNN buff.ly/3bG3qHa

NACDL, 4Th Amendment Center and Michael Price. Keyword Search Warrants and our privacy!

today i learned of something worse than a geofence warrant (a warrant that identifies all phones in a specific area during a specific timeframe): a keyword warrant. what's a keyword warrant? one where police ask google to provide info on anyone who searched for a specific keyword

“People have a privacy interest in their internet search history, which is really an archive of your personal expression,” said @michaelwprice, who is lead litigator @NACDL Fourth Amendment Center and one of the 17-year-old’s attorneys.

New: @Google says it will delete location data showing users visited an abortion clinic. blog.google/technology/saf…