Newsroom

Upcoming Events

15th Annual Rhode Island Attorney General Open Government Summit: AUG
02; 8:30 am - 12:30 pm; School of Law, Bristol, R.I.

RWU Law 20th Anniversary CVS Caremark Downtown 5K Team: SEP
22; 11:15 am - 12:30 pm; Providence, RI

2nd Annual Professor Anthony J. Santoro Business Law Lecture Series: SEP
26; 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm; Omni Providence Hotel, One West Exchange Street, Providence, Rhode Island

RWU Law Alumni Celebration Welcome Reception: SEP
27; 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm; Aidan’s Irish Pub, 5 John Street, Bristol, Rhode Island

RWU Law Alumni Celebration Weekend: SEP
28; All Day; RWU Law Bristol Campus

Dean’s Blog

06/18/2013

Talented, Diverse Student Leaders Take the Helm

I look forward to working closely with the new crop of leaders of our flagship student organizations, the Roger Williams Moot Court Board and the Roger Williams Law Review. It is truly a...

Student Blogs

Michael 3L: When Climbing Everest, Look Down...
Sam 2L: The Socratic Method Exposed
Michael 3L: Nemo: A Blizzard in Pictures

Fast Facts

For the Class of 2015 the average entering age was 25. Students ages ranged from 20 to 53.

Email |
Print |

February 13, 2012

Sack on Supreme Court GPS Decision

From RHODE ISLAND LAWYERS WEEKLY: "GPS ruling breaks new ground on privacy rights" by Albert Turco and Kimberly Atkins February 9th, 2012: After punting on the issue in the past, the U.S. Supreme Court has again waded into the choppy waters of privacy protection in the digital age in a case involving the warrantless use of a GPS device on a suspect’s car. But while still not ruling on the privacy issue directly, this time five justices gave a strong indication that individuals’ privacy...

Tags: 4th amendment, alito, decision, fourth amendment, GPS, GPS device, jones, professor, Roger Williams, RWU, sack, search, sotomayor, supreme court, u.s. v. jones

Upcoming Events

Dean’s Blog

Student Blogs

Fast Facts

Follow RWU Law

Tags

Archives

Newsroom