We know that from the kilo case where Justice Scalia said when cuttingedge technology is used in that case to invade the privacy of the home then a warrant was presumptively required and the jones case suggested that even outside the home you might have an expectation of privacy against cuttingedge technology. In the end, the government is limited in its ability to record our conversations in public by state and federal laws, but the expectation of privacy test would have protected you against the laser beam. James, welcome to landmark cases. Youre on. Hi. When Justice Stewart delivered the opinion in court he took issue with the way the petitioner act tomorrow lated the questions which included a, whether a public telephone booth was a publicly protected area and physical penetration was necessary before search and seizure could be said were violations to the Fourth Amendment to the United States constitution. He added a couple of words in there. One was in place of right to privacy.
And i got the memo on what to wear today. I love it. Anybody else in bright pink . We have got a few more. It is good to see you all. Im so glad to have this chance to be with you and so glad that i brought family with me. I have my son, alex. Where are you . There he is. The guy in the blue shirt. [applause] sen. Warren just so you know, alex has been my tech support since second grade. [laughter] sen. Warren its true. He now runs his own small business, but he has picked up a new sideline. The new sideline is called support your mother when she runs for president of the United States. [laughter] sen. Warren thank you, alex. [applause] sen. Warren so i thought what we would do today is that i tell you just a little bit about myself, a little bit about why im in this race. I will try to do that as quick as i can. Then we will take as many questions as possible so that i am covering the things most important to you. Then we will engage in that most important part of democracy, selfies.
Sen. Warren you can see judy and i got the memo on what to wear today. I love it. Anybody else in bright pink . We have got a few more. It is good to see you all. Im so glad to have this chance to be with you and so glad, in fact, that i brought family with me. I have my son, alex. Where are you, son . There he is. Where . Guy in the blue shirt. [applause] sen. Warren now, just so you know, alex has been my tech support since second grade. [laughter] sen. Warren its true. He now runs his own small business, but he has picked up a new sideline. The new sideline is called support your mother when she runs for president of the United States. [laughter] sen. Warren thank you, alex. [applause] sen. Warren so i thought what we would do today is that i tell you just a little bit about myself, a little bit about why im in this race. I will try to do that as quick as i can. Then we will take as many questions as possible so that i am covering the things most important to you. Then we will engag
His wife and two cats and he enjoys eating oysters, some liquor and peace and quite. Drew gruber. [ applause ] so at this time i will introduce my coauthor Doug Crenshaw who will come up and lecture about williamsburg today. Okay. I sat down last night to review my notes and i couldnt help, but think about how ryan ended his presentation yesterday and it caused me to rewrite the whole thing. Thanks, ryan. I was going open with a really cool quote and i thought about it, we have this morbid fascination with body count and only big, bloody battles are important and Richard Lewis said something last night where he said the guy who falls from dysentery, thats his forgotten battle and the one guy thats out on picket by himself on a cold day, thats probably his most important battle. So im going to open with a quote from not a historian, just a guy who fought at the battle of williamsburg. This guy gets hit in the shoulder with a 6pound ball. His friend next to him says its just a flesher an
Warren hello, manchester. [applause] yo can see judy and i got the memo on what to wear today. I love it. Anybody else in bright pink . A few more. Good to see you all. Im so glad to have this chance to be with you and so glad that i brought family with me. I have my son alex. Where are you . There he is. The guy in the blue shirt. [applause] just so you know, alex has been my tech support since second grade. [laughter] its true. He now runs his own small business, but he has picked up a new sideline. The new sideline is called support your mother when she runs for president of the United States. [laughter] thank you, alex. [applause] so i thought what we would do today is that i tell you just a little bit about myself, a little bit about why im in this race. I will try to do that as quick as i can. Then we will take as many questions as possible so that i am covering the things most important to you. Then we will engage in that most important part of democracy, selfies. [laughter] [ap