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Riley v. California and cellphone searches

June 25, 2014 Eric Posner

I’m participating in Slate’s Supreme Court Breakfast Table for the next few days. Here’s a bit of inside information: there is no breakfast table. I ate by myself this morning in my kitchen. Here’s my reaction to Riley v. California, the cellphone case.

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