In 2017, I spoke at a conference put on by SERENE-RISC, an organization that works on issues of cybersecurity and aims to protect people from cyber threats. There, I cleverly tricked all of the participants to learning about the Charter by giving an overview of the law around search and seizure as it relates to cell phones. The talk was broadly structured to address three main questions: Can the police search my phone? Can the police search my buddy's phone? And can the police search everyone's phone?
Tech and Privacy: Protecting Against Unreasonable Search and Seizure
October 2019 Criminal Law Round-up
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