Odds & Ends: Search & Seizure

By Kevin A. Thompson | August 15th, 2006

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    My name is Kevin A. Thompson, I am an intellectual property attorney in Chicago, Illinois with the firm Davis McGrath LLC. I practice in the areas of domestic and international trademark, copyright, and internet issues. Internet law is my real love, especially how trademarks and copyrights intersect there. The focus of this blog is the digital world, its impact and legal framework. I write about recent issues, cases, and controversies. I also give my general thoughts about the Internet and its impact upon us and our society.

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Odds & Ends: Search & Seizure

15thAug. × ’06
By Kevin A. Thompson
  • Today was my first day back at work after two weeks off.  My excuse? Parental leave after the birth of my third son.  Mother and baby are doing fine.  So are his older brothers.
  • I was pleased to see that Blawg Review #70 was posted on Monday by Dave! Gulbransen.  I had the pleasure of meeting Dave! last fall at the BlawgThink conference.  He’s been on my blogroll ever since.  What a great job he did here, be sure to check it out. 
  • The most interesting case I kept up with over the last few weeks is the 9th Circuit’s decision in United States v. Hill, a 4th amendment search and seizure case involving computers.  Orin Kerr posted a great summary of the decision at his personal blog.
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