Episode Synopsis "Nebraska College of Law: Redefining Legal Searches in the Digital Age"

Nebraska Law Professor Lori Hoetger researches how individuals make decisions regarding their legal rights and is especially interested in applications of the Fourth Amendment. She looks at how expectations of privacy are evolving and how courts’ approaches to searches might need to change in response to new technological developments. Learn more at law.unl.edu

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