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Citing Orin Kerr from MLR Volume 102, the Court addresses the controversy over GPS trackers and the Fourth Amendment

 

The Supreme Court's opinion in United States v. Jones, on GPS trackers and the Fourth Amendment, cited Orin Kerr's article in Volume 102 of the Michigan Law Review. The piece was cited once by Justice Scalia for the majority, and twice by Justice Alito concurring.

 

 

 
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Commerce in the Commerce Clause: A Response to Jack Balkin

Robert G. Natelson & David Kopel
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Choices Should Have Consequences: Failure to Vaccinate, Harm to Others, and Civil Liability

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Constitutional Interpretation and Judicial Review: A Case of the Tail Wagging the Dog

Michael Halley
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Same-Sex Marriage in the Heartland: The Case for Legislative Minimalism in Crafting Religious Exemptions

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Originalism and the Natural Born Citizen Clause

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May 2012 Vol. 110 No. 7
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IDEOLOGY “ALL THE WAY DOWN”? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE DECISIONS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS

Gregory C. Sisk & Michael Heise
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CONTEXTUALIZING REGIMES: INSTITUTIONALIZATION AS A RESPONSE TO THE LIMITS OF INTERPRETATION AND POLICY ENGINEERING

Charles F. Sabel & William H. Simon
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Empty Promises: Miranda Warnings in Noncustodial Interrogations

Aurora Maoz
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De-frauding the System: Sham Plaintiffs and the Fraudulent Joinder Doctrine

Matthew C. Monahan
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Writing Competition Panel Audio Recording

On Tuesday, April 4, members of the Michigan Law Review discussed the 2012 writing competition and the...
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Agency and Equity: Why Do We Blame Clients for Their Lawyers' Mistakes?

If you were to ask a child whether it would be fair to execute a prisoner because his lawyer had made...
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How United States v. Jones Can Restore Our Faith in the Fourth Amendment

United States v. Jones, issued in January of this year, is a landmark case that has the potential to restore...
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Who's Bringing the Children?: Expanding the Family Exemption for Child Smuggling Offenses

Under immigration law, an alien smuggling offense takes place when one knowingly encourages, induces,...
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How the Gun-Free School Zones Act Saved the Individual Mandate

  For all the drama surrounding the Commerce Clause challenge to the individual mandate provision...
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