The Fourth Amendment : select issues and cases / Lucille E. Huff, editor.

Title from PDF title page (viewed on Sept. 18, 2014).

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Protecting the U.S. perimeter : border searches under the Fourth Amendment / Yule Kim -- Border searches of laptop computers and other electronic storage devices / Yule Kim -- Government access to phone calling activity and related records : legal authorities / Elizabeth B. Bazan, Edward C. Liu, Gina Stevens -- Herring v. United States : extension of the good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule in Fourth Amendment cases / Anna C. Henning -- Fourth Amendment protections against student strip searches : Safford Unified School District #1 v. Redding / David H. Carpenter -- Governmental drug testing programs : legal and constitutional developments / David H. Carpenter -- Compulsory DNA collection : a Fourth Amendment analysis / Anna C. Henning.

Before there were emails, instant messaging, and other forms of electronic communication, it was much easier for the courts to determine if a government investigation constituted a Fourth Amendment ""search."" If the police intruded on your person, house, papers, or effects-tangible property interests listed in the text of the Fourth Amendment-that act was considered a search, which had to be ""reasonable"" under the circumstances. However, with the advent of intangible forms of communication, like the telephone or the Internet, it became much more difficult for judges to determine when certai.

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