Is the government reading this post? More importantly, does the Constitution allow them to? In his article today, contributor Benjamin Semark questions the future of reverse search warrants, used by police to access internet search data.

If you haven't yet, check out my recent piece published for @emergencydocket!

Everyone knows Dobbs sent abortion back to the states. Everyone except an Idaho district judge. Contributor @realprestonhill explains how a recent ruling created a constitutional right to abortion in defiance of SCOTUS.

Hillsdale's @eesavka joins @Hillsdale1017 to discuss @emergencydocket, a publication that allows young legal conservatives to share forward-facing perspectives on today’s legal news, court decisions, and the constitutional issues of tomorrow.

Everybody hates Flock cameras. But are they constitutional? Contributor Benjamin Semark, an editor for Liberty U's undergraduate law review, says yes - for now.

If you haven’t yet, check out my piece on @emergencydocket breaking down President Trump’s best legal pathways to fighting birth tourism after the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara on birthright citizenship. Read “Fighting Birth Tourism” here: substack.com/@realprestonhil…

Trump’s new birth tourism executive orders show the constitutional system is working. Contributor @realprestonhill explains why the Court's ruling in Barbara is just the beginning of the citizenship battle.

ICYMI: Texas should continue to protect children consistent with the First Amendment. Tamara Nahapetyan explains the state's new law in her Thursday article. "America continues to fail its children, but the Constitution does not require it to."

Flock cameras have overtaken the city of Norfolk, Virginia. Two citizens suing the city lost in district court before Chatrie. They should now win their appeal. Contributor @ac_haggard explains why the city's ALPR system fails the constitutional test.

Colorado's latest law before SCOTUS excludes Catholic schools from a public preschool program. Today's article from @eesavka in Emergency Docket explains why the Roberts Court should look beyond this case for a stronger Free Exercise Clause.

A Michigan Supreme Court judge recently suggested chimpanzees have habeas corpus rights. Wesleyan grad @BlakeIFox explains where she went wrong. Out now in Emergency Docket.

Florida tried to stop wokeness by regulating speech. Contributor David Lindeman says more speech would have solved the problem.

Anthony Fauci has no Fifth Amendment protections. Contributor Andrew Schofield breaks down the the Fifth Amendment's application and what comes next. Read at link in bio.

ICYMI: Can New York forcibly vaccinate the Amish? In our latest article, @eesavka argues the Supreme Court's decisions in Mahmoud v. Taylor and Mirabelli v. Bonta protect the religious rights of the Amish. Link in bio.

🚨 A federal judge has again blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalia, issuing a new administrative stay after plaintiffs filed an amended complaint and emergency motion.

🚨 In a 5-2 vote, the Kansas Supreme Court declined to restore the state's new mail-ballot deadline, leaving in place a lower court order that allows mailed ballots received up to three days after Election Day to be counted.

Department of Justice Files First Case in U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court to Deport Afghan Alien Who Supported Her Family’s Plans for Election-Day Shooting “Congress created the Alien Terrorist Removal Court three decades ago to remove from the United States alien terrorists who never should have been here in the first place,” said Acting Attorney General @DAGToddBlanche. “The allegations in this case show the matriarch of an ISIS-sympathizing family aiding in a plot to launch a mass casualty attack on American voters on Election Day. The Department’s application in this court makes clear that terrorists have no place in the United States of America.” 🔗: justice.gov/opa/pr/departmen…

🚨 The First Circuit has cleared the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan, ruling that the Supreme Court's recent decision in Mullin v. Doe bars the legal claims supporting the lower court's order delaying the termination.

🚨 Republican-led states have separately asked the Supreme Court to restore key parts of President Trump's election integrity executive order that direct DHS to compile citizenship lists and USPS to adopt new mail-ballot security rules.

Abolishing the Senate is not only unwise, it's unconstitutional. Hillsdale student Andrew Schofield explains why the Senate is an invaluable piece of our constitutional system of checks and balances. Out today in Emergency Docket.