Facial Recognition and the Fourth Amendment Page 1 Article Facial Recognition and the
Fourth Amendment Andrew Guthrie Fergusont Introduction …

The telescreen received and transmitted simultaneously. Any sound that Winston made,
above the level of a very low whisper, would be picked up by it; moreover, so long as he …

THE "SMART" FOURTH AMENDMENT Page 1 THE "SMART" FOURTH AMENDMENT
Andrew Guthrie Fergusont "Smart" devices radiate data, exposing a continuous, intimate, and …

AND PACHEL SMITH echnology is expanding, evolving, and improving at an explosive rate.
Society, including law enforcement, is struggling to keep pace with these seemingly daily …

In Steven Spielberg's 2002 science fiction film Minority Report, John Anderton's face is
scanned as he walks into a futuristic version of the retail store Gap. 2 A hologram personally …

On July 3, 2001, the Tampa, Florida, Police Department began using Facelt, a video
surveillance system based on face-recognition software, in Ybor City, a downtown nightlife …

Facial recognition technology allows the government to track the movement of their citizenry
in an unprecedented fashion, but at the same time it allows Facebook to find your friends in …

The question of when statutes should be subject to" facial" rather than to" as-applied"
challenges is currently a subject of hot debate, both in the Supreme Court and among …

The US Supreme Court has long pondered how the Fourth and Fifth Amendments relate
during a criminal investigation. Under the hoary, nineteenth century Boyd doctrine, the Court …

As Congress considers possible federal regulation of facial recognition technology in the
US, it is important to understand the way in which this technology is utilized, especially in the …