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Correcting Common Myths About Fentanyl: Fentanyl-Laced Marijuana

Reports of fentanyl-laced marijuana have ranged from the appearance of credibility to the obviously incredible. For example, Spectrum News in New York warned its readers of “marijuana laced with fentanyl” and included several Monroe County Sheriff’s Office employees...

The (Now Speedily Dissolving) Fourth Amendment

It is no secret that the Fourth Amendment, which enshrines the “right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures” has been dying a slow death for about the past twenty years. Slowly, but...

Hotels and the Fourth Amendment: Tilghman v. State

Until June 2021, it was well-established that a person staying in a hotel had a reasonable expectation of privacy in the rented room. Equally well-established was that this expectation of privacy was “[n]o less than a tenant of a house.” Thus, a person could expect to...

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