reasonable expectation of privacy
Google searches can convict you, says Fairfax criminal lawyer
Google ("G") searches are not confidential, and can get you prosecuted and convicted if connected to provable criminal activity. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that too many people are lulled into a false sense of security when alone on the Internet. However, your...
Tire chalking is a Fourth Amendment search says Fairfax criminal lawyer
Tire chalking is a common way for police or other parking ticketers to monitor whether a vehicle has overstayed the maximum duration for a parking space. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer I know that any incursion of government employees onto one's property might implicate the...
Criminal arrestees should not expect 4th Amendment protection of their conversations in police vehicles
Criminal arrestees should not expect Fourth Amendment protection of their conversations in police vehicles.
Police sometimes will put more than one co-defendant-arrestee in the same police vehicle, to transport to the jail or police station. It may be tempting for the arrested co-defendants then to begin...
