Federal Appeals Court: No Expectation Of Privacy In Hidden Camera Storage Cards
A houseguest who secretly placed recording devices in the host’s home did not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the storage cards that the devices contained, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.
People v Deroche and the Choice Between Possessing a Firearm in Your Home and Consuming Alcohol
The Michigan Court of Appeals addressed an issue of first impression: does the Second Amendment bar the prosecution of an individual for possessing or using a firearm while intoxicated under MCL 750.237, where the individual is in their own home?