The US Supreme Court ruled today that police may not generally search a cell phone without getting a search warrant first. [Fox5Vegas; NY Times]
In another ruling issued today, the Supreme Court ruled that streaming television company Aereo cannot stream broadcast channels without paying the broadcasters first. [Fox5Vegas]
The Las Vegas Municipal Court officially launched a “Warrant Search” website yesterday. With a searchable database and wanted posters, this site will provide hours of fun as you search for your friends, loved ones, and colleagues. [RJ]
The Supreme Court of Nevada finally issued an order temporarily suspending attorney Brian Bloomfield’s to allow a State Bar of Nevada disciplinary panel to decide what other sanctions to impose. Bloomfield pleaded guilty to a felony charge in December 2013, but has still been appearing in court and representing clients since then–which begs the question, why isn’t there an automatic temporary suspension when you plead guilty to a felony charge? [RJ]
10th Circuit today affirmed the district court's holding that Utah's same sex marriage ban is unconstitutional.
been trying, but so far, no one I know on the warrant search.
Hilarious that Utah, and the LDS Church, will be the catalyst for a SCOTUS marriage equality ruling.