The Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on a case that challenges warrantless searches by game wardens.

After a year of relative quiet, the Supreme Court has jumped back into the church-state wars with a vengeance: Three blockbuster cases to be heard in coming weeks could significantly impact the ...

But some opponents say these laws violate the Fourth Amendment, and are taking their ... USA Today reported Tuesday. The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that evidence may be used in trials even ...

“Warrants for searching and seizing the contents of a modern cell phone must be carefully limited in scope. This is not to say that the police must be told precisely what they are looking for or where ...

"We thank amici from a wide range of organizations, ranging from academia, civil liberties advocates, industry associations, tech companies, and even state governments. These objections to the ...