Crime is a serious problem in any large city. Technology is changing to help the average user contact police in an efficient manner. A new application available to New Orleanians may make reporting criminal activity […]

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled in late October in the case of U.S. v. Katzin that law enforcement officers must have a valid warrant before installing a GPS device on the vehicle of a criminal suspect.

I had the privilege last Friday to give a presentation on the use of technology in criminal cases to the annual meeting of the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys.

Rather than a step-by-step guide on […]

I had lunch with my good friends Anna and Andy today. We were attending a yearly seminar for criminal defense attorneys in the French Quarter, and had taken a walk together to get some lunch. […]

Photo by Pat Williams

UPDATE 9/30/11: OnStar backtracks on GPS tracking: Late breaking news is that OnStar has reversed its policy! Too much bad press this week, it seems. That’s the power of social media! […]