Court Cases

Amicus brief arguing against an unconstitutional and overbroad search warrant resulting in an indiscriminate search of defendant’s cell phone.

Amicus brief arguing that the state needs expert witnesses to explain to juries the limits of using cell phone towers to locate suspects at crime scenes.

Amicus brief arguing for the ability of people accused of crimes to learn about the facial recognition technology used against them and challenge the technology’s limitations.

Amicus brief arguing for disclosure under OPRA of identity of private practice attorney who provided legal advice to municipal prosecutor.

Geofence warrants violate the U.S. Constitution and the New Jersey Constitution because they lack probable cause and are overbroad.

Amicus brief arguing against overbroad search warrants as they pertain to cell phone data.

Amicus brief arguing that prosecutors must secure a warrant in order to obtain recorded jail calls.

Students disciplined for non-disruptive off-campus speech.

Amicus brief in challenge to the circumstances under which the state can collect DNA from someone in detention.