Riley Ruling Continues to Protect Citizens from Police Scrutiny
Earlier this summer, we discussed the implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Riley v. California, which held that police officers cannot review the contents of a cell phone incident to an arrest absent a search warrant or exigent circumstances. We opined that this bright-line… Read More
“Am I on speaker?” PA Supreme Court OKs eavesdropping using phones
This post was co-authored by Michael Hayes. Michael is a partner in Montgomery McCracken’s Litigation Department and co-chair of the firm’s Electronic Discovery practice. He can be reached at 215.772.7211 or at mhayes@mmwr.com. At least one good thing has already come from Donald Sterling’s very… Read More