Here is another guest post I wrote for Samuel Trosow’s blog, on the recently-decided U.S. Supreme Court cell phone privacy case Riley v. California.
The Federal Court has fixed the trial date as 16-May-2016, so we will have to wait nearly two years for some kind of resolution.
Edit (June 29, 2014): Howard Knopf has written a brief post on the current situation.
Although it doesn’t touch on fair dealing in education, I have written a guest post for Samuel Trosow’s blog on the recent Supreme Court decision in R. v. Spencer, and its implications for information privacy.
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