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Trials, Technology, and the Fourth Amendment: A Case Law Review on AI, Surveillance Tools, and Criminal Law
The intersection of technology and the criminal legal system is stretching the bounds of Fourth Amendment protections and legal decisions are rapidly evolving to meet these challenges. Join NACDL for an in-depth review of the key case law shaping how Constitutional rights are protected in the age of smartphones, social media, and surveillance technology. This webinar will explore pivotal court decisions, analyze emerging legal trends, and discuss how the judiciary is interpreting Constitutional protections in an AI world.
Presented by Michael Price, Litigation Director; Sidney Thaxter, Senior Litigator; and Shreya Tewari, Resource Counsel; from NACDL's Fourth Amendment Center. Moderated by Todd Pugh, Breen & Pugh (Chicago, IL) and NACDL Secretary (2024-2025).
Tuesday, April 29 beginning at 2pm ET / 11am PT
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