• Judge Orders Defendent to Decrypt Laptop
  A federal judge in Vermont ordered a criminal defendant to provide his PGP passphrase so that prosecutors can examine his computer.
  
• Applying the 4th Amendment to the Internet
  Orin Kerr presents some general principals for a technology-neutral translation of 4th Amendment principals from physical space to cyberspace.
  
• RIAA Layoffs
  Is the coming "bloodbath" the beginning of the end for the organization?
  
• Social Networking and Criminal Justice
  A collection of links to information about how courts and the police are using data from social networking sites.
  
• New Digs for FISA Court
  The secret surveillance court is quietly moving, abandoning it's previous home in the Justice Department.
• FCC Threatens Fines Over Data Protection Rules
  600 operators may be fined for failing to submit certifications proving they have adequately protected customer data.
  
• Opinion: Amend Telecommunications Surveillance Laws
  Paul M. Schwartz says the public needs data on government surveillance practices.
  
• Read The Bill
  A new website calls for Congress to post all bills for 72 hours before they are debated.
  
• The Shortest EULA Ever
  EFF Fellow Cory Doctorow has a EULA that is short and sweet: "Don't violate copyright law."
  
• Video: The Warner-YouTube Fair Use Massacre
  EFF Senior Staff Attorney Fred von Lohmann speaking on fair use at NYU.