Hacker News with Generative AI: Courts

7th Circuit Again Says Long-Term Pole Camera Surveillance Isn't Unconstitutional (techdirt.com)
The Seventh Circuit Appeals Court was somewhat hesitant to bless the 18 months of pole camera surveillance in the Tuggle case back in 2021. The reluctance to state affirmatively this sort of surveillance will always be constitutional shows up in its most recent decision dealing with the same subject matter.
Washington courts grapple with statewide outage after 'unauthorized activity' (theregister.com)
A statewide IT outage attributed to "unauthorized activity" is affecting the availability of services provided by all courts in Washington.
The California Supreme Court Should Help Protect Your Stored Communications (eff.org)
US appeals court rules geofence warrants are unconstitutional (techcrunch.com)
US appeals court revives Google privacy class action (reuters.com)
Ransomware attack shuts down three dozen Los Angeles courts (scmagazine.com)
Appeals court drops "open lewdness" charge because old law didn't consider video (universalhub.com)
A federal judge's ruling could put non-compete ban on hold (npr.org)
Judge acquits Backpage co-founder Michael Lacey on most counts (reason.com)