Drivers who want to lower their car insurance rates may someday have to allow Big Brother to ride shotgun—and that has some legal and privacy experts concerned.
A federal judge has asked lawyers for Google and Oracle to voluntarily agree to a ban on Internet research on potential jurors or to disclose the extent of their online…
Worried about whether his words would be misconstrued, a Miami Beach police officer turned on his body camera one day last month when he saw an assistant Miami-Dade public defender…
Updated: Florida jurors who awarded $115 million to Hulk Hogan on Friday in a sex-case suit against Gawker Media added $25 million in punitive damages on Monday.
Cindy Cohn was always a compelling choice to give the keynote speech at ABA Techshow. The Electronic Frontier Foundation executive director has been involved in numerous high-profile court…
Apple filed a formal objection Tuesday to a federal court order that the company must help the FBI unlock an iPhone, the Wall Street Journal (sub. req.) reports.
The All Writs Act does not give judges power to order Apple to assist the government in opening an iPhone, a federal magistrate judge has ruled in a New York…
A suspended New Mexico judge is accused in a lawsuit of secretly bugging multiple locations in the courthouse and recording hundreds of hours of private conversations.
The Baltimore police department is no longer the most prolific known user of Stingray technology, which can track suspects’ cellphones by impersonating cellphone towers.
Decrying “a constant drip, drip, drip of declarations” regarding Hillary Clinton’s emails, a federal judge has ordered deposition testimony by Clinton aides and State Department officials.
A Georgia judge has refused to toss a lawsuit against two lawyers accused of encouraging their client to make a secret video of a sexual encounter with Waffle House chairman…
A federal appeals court has upheld a firearms conviction based on video evidence collected without a warrant from a camera perched on top of a utility pole.