Cilla Smith and Genevieve Scott File Supreme Court Amicus on Gene Patents
Brief for the Yale Law School Information Society Project Scholars et al. filed. On January 13, 2012, members of the ISP led by ISP Fellows in the Program for Reproductive Justice, Cilla Smith and Genevieve Scott, filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of the United States in The Association for Molecular Pathology, et. [...]
Keeping up with the (U.S. v.) Joneses: Shifting Gears from Manual to Automatic
ISP Resident Fellow Bryan Choi has the following thoughts on U.S. v. Jones: My take on U.S. v. Jones is that the majority has provided a conclusion searching for an opinion, while Justice Sotomayor has provided an opinion searching for a conclusion. The majority could sense that warrantless long-term GPS tracking ought to be disallowed, [...]
United States v. Jones: Privacy in Public Space? Piece it all Together and You Get 5.
By Priscilla Smith, Nabiha Syed, Albert Wong, Information Society Project at Yale Law School There was exciting news from the Supreme Court yesterday. By a rare 9-0 vote, in United States v. Jones, No. 10-1259, the Court held that the Government should have obtained a warrant before placing a GPS surveillance device on the defendant’s [...]
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