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: ZiefBriefProf. Freiwald Posts About Cell Location Privacy Decision On Concurring Opionions Blog
As posted earlier, USF Law Professor Susan Freiwald filed a friend of the court brief and participated in oral arguments in an important case before the Federal Third Circuit Court of Appeal. This morning she posted her take on the case in the well-regarded lawblog Concurring Opinions and attempts to put the decision in its proper perspective. She does a great job of breaking the decision down by analyzing the parties and their arguments, the court's statutory and constitutional analysis, and what will happen next.
To read the complete blog post click here.
Full post as published by ZiefBrief on September 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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