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Orin Kerr

Stanford
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Professor, Stanford Law School. Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution. Read my book: www.amazon.com/Digital-Fourth-Amendment-Privacy-Policing/dp/0190627077
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"So You're About to Start Law School" Original

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By Orin Kerr
| The Volokh Conspiracy
"So You're About to Start Law School" A video lecture for entering 1Ls. | Last year, I recorded a 41-minute talk for incoming law students on how to approach the first month of law school. It's targeted at students who don't know much about how law school works, with the hope that they can start school more informed about the weird ways of studying law. You can watch it here:
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The Fourth Amendment and the Color-Blind Constitution Original

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By Orin Kerr
| The Volokh Conspiracy
The Fourth Amendment and the Color-Blind Constitution A tale of two doctrines. | When applying Fourth Amendment doctrine, to what extent can race and ethnicity be considered? The Supreme Court denied cert on Monday in United States v. Carter, a case on this question—specifically, on whether the Fourth Amendment test for whether a person is "seized" factors in the person's race.
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AI Agents and the CFAA: Amazon.Com Services v. Perplexity AI

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By Orin Kerr
| The Volokh Conspiracy
AI Agents and the CFAA: Amazon.Com Services v. Perplexity AI Just a preliminary injunction stage, but an important case to follow. | The Ninth Circuit held argument last week in a very interesting case on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the computer hacking statute, Amazon.com Services v. Perplexity AI, No. 26-1444.
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