Supreme Court to Reconsider Chevron
Armed with the account identifiers, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sought search warrants requiring Facebook to disclose various records and voluntarily disclosed information.
Supreme Court to Consider Petition for Writ of Certiorari to Clarify the Parameters of an Excessive Force Claim
Armed with the account identifiers, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sought search warrants requiring Facebook to disclose various records and voluntarily disclosed information.
D.C. Appeals Court: Post-Location Information on Social Media Is Not Private
Armed with the account identifiers, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sought search warrants requiring Facebook to disclose various records and voluntarily disclosed information.
Pentagon Implements Expansive Departmental Social Media Policy
Acting Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs Gordon Trowbridge issued a new policy outlining how official social media accounts should advance the mission of the U.S. military.
Fourth Circuit: Social Media Post Provides Reasonable Suspicion Despite No Other Suspicious Behavior
At the Winston-Salem Police Department, the “gang-unit,” monitors social media of confirmed gang members.
Post, Like, Comment, Share – But Check Your Guidelines Every Year
We all like our social media, but is it worth losing your job over? In just a few short years, social media has become a ubiquitous commodity in the workplace. It allows for employees to make and support professional connections, to collaborate easily and effectively, and to share necessary information in real time.