- Genetic engineering may soon allow parents to control what their children look like.
- New technologies challenge our constitutional categories in dramatic ways.
- Technology challenges personal vs. private space, freedom of space, and individual autonomy.
- United States vs. Jones is debating whether police need a warrant to put a gps tracker on cars.
- Gps case has the potential to become the case of the century.
- Brandeis wrote the dissenting opinion in Olmstead v. United States.
- Olmstead v. United States case which the court ruled that neither the Fourth Amendment nor the Fifth Amendment protects a defendant against having personal conversations wiretapped by federal agents.
- New technologies could be created in the near future that would challenge future constitutional laws.
- Leaders of technology and internet are writing the book on freedom of expression and speech.
- Google has been under pressure from U.S. government to remove terrorist videos from YouTube.
Questions:
- Where does the border lie between public and private with technology?
- Do police have the right to incriminate you based on facebook/twitter information?
- Is there jurisdiction on the internet?
- Can America tell google and youtube to take down any videos or is this a violation of free speech?
- Can free speech be violated on the internet?
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