Haley Amster and Brett Diehl, Against Geofences, 74 Stanford Law Review 385 (2022)
Notes: Not every student note is this ambitious, but it’s a good illustration that you don’t need seniority and a fancy job title to write good scholarship.
Questions:
What is a geofence warrant? Why do law enforcement authorities use them?
How do companies like Google store location data?
How do companies search their databases to extract the information demanded by a warrant for a specific account? For a geofence warrant?
Are geofence warrants constitutional under existing doctrine?
Should geofence warrants be allowed as a policy matter?