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PRIVACY AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT
CHIMAERA UNLEASHED 
​The Series

​The first of three law review articles in the CHIMAERA series of articles on Privacy, Cyber Law, and the Fourth Amendment.  
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By Vania Mia Chaker, Esq. 

Publication CHIMAERA I is forthcoming in the
University of Florida Levin College of Law
Journal of Technology Law.  
PRIVACY AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT
"Your Spying Smart Phone"
​Individual Privacy Is Narrowly Strengthened in Carpenter v. United States, The U.S. Supreme Court’s Most Recent Fourth Amendment Ruling ​
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By Vania M. Chaker, Esq.

Published in the 
​University of Florida Levin College of Law 
​Journal of Technology Law (2018). 
Cited by the American Bar Association here. 


CHIMAERA UNLEASHED: PART I

The Specter of Warrantless Governmental Searches Is a Phantom That Has Achieved Greater Life in the Ether of Internet Communications

​By Vania M. Chaker, Esq.

Publication forthcoming in the 
​University of Florida Levin College of Law Journal of Technology Law.  
  
  
 
​CHIMAERA UNLEASHED: ESSAY

​Warrantless Governmental Surveillance Through the Use of Emerging Technology Has Become a Mainstay of Governmental Investigation  
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By Vania M. Chaker, Esq. 
​Working Essay for Publication 

Abstract
The United States government enjoys awesome technological capabilities. It can facilely monitor electronic communications and surreptitiously retrieve stored information on private computer systems. Technology that was once the stuff of science fiction is now routinely used in real life to monitor the activities of citizens, corporations, even foreign nationals in foreign nations.  Unfortunately, such powerful governmental capabilities have not been tempered by the countervailing protective judicial or legislative safeguards necessary to offset the greatly increased potential for improper government intrusiveness.  


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