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Courts How Your Cell Phone Can Be Used Against You The Carpenter decision is being viewed as landmark since it's one of the first cases to deal with privacy rights and cell phone information. By Toni Messina
Courts America's Next Top Justice: Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Or Judge Raymond Kethledge? The nominee will -- and should -- be one of these two very well-credentialed, highly regarded, experienced federal judges. By David Lat
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