Danny Yadron (@dannyyadron) 's Twitter Profile
Danny Yadron

@dannyyadron

Assistant appellate federal defender. @stanfordlaw, @wsj, and @guardian alum. Tweets are opinions, not advice, and solely my own.

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calendar_today09-11-2008 05:29:43

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Dustin Volz (@dnvolz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The ACLU, in a lawsuit filed last week, is seeking the release of opinions from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court related to the the court’s annual reviews of the program, which have strangely not been released publicly since 2020. 👇 x.com/JameelJaffer/s…

Ryan Mac 🙃 (@rmac18) 's Twitter Profile Photo

i would read 10,000 words right now on why it feels like there has been so many people coming out of Stanford lately that have been tied to bad things

Matt Cagle (@matt_cagle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Face recognition easily automates the exclusion of people from public services, venues, and any location that decides to run a secretive "ban list" against people without their knowledge or consent.

Matthew Segal (@segalmr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To be clear: this opinion means that when *the courts* misinterpret a statute and cause someone to be wrongly convicted or sentenced, that person is out of luck when the courts later realize their mistake.

Orin Kerr (@orinkerr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

COOL: Google books recently posted a digital copy of the first Fourth Amendment treatise, Asher Cornelius's 1926 work, "The Law of Search and Seizure." It's a fascinating read for those into 4th Amendment history, and very rare. Now, free to all. google.com/books/edition/…

COOL:  Google books recently posted a digital copy of the first Fourth Amendment treatise, Asher Cornelius's 1926 work, "The Law of Search and Seizure."  It's a fascinating read for those into 4th Amendment history, and very rare. Now, free to all.
google.com/books/edition/…
Orin Kerr (@orinkerr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Someone should update the Schoolhouse Rock "I'm just a Bill" video with the "Bill" character now a universal injunction being considered by a district judge in the 5th Circuit. (Could also make it "Injunction Junction, what's your function?")

Someone should update the Schoolhouse Rock "I'm just a Bill" video with the "Bill" character now a universal injunction being considered by a district judge in the 5th Circuit.  (Could also make it "Injunction Junction, what's your function?")
Orin Kerr (@orinkerr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It would help to see links to original sources on this, but this is very concerning and worth watching. (Reporters covering federal courts, check it out....)

The Intercept (@theintercept) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“All of a sudden, we have a national DNA database,” said Jennifer Lynch, general counsel at EFF. “And we didn’t ever have any kind of debate about whether we wanted that in our society.” interc.pt/3QY3RyS

Orin Kerr (@orinkerr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

# of Fourth Amendment cases granted for OT2023: 0 Decided in OT2022: 0 OT2021: 0 OT2020: 3 OT2019: 2 OT2018: 2 OT2017: 4

tom danielson (@tomdanielson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you have worn the leaders jersey for 8 days into the final stages with a 2 plus minute gap to your first rival then having your teammates protect that is not asking for a gift. Instead, it is asking for respect and trust. Just as they have always trusted Sepp to be there

Danny Yadron (@dannyyadron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Shorter Justice Alito in Pulsifer: The move to textualism was good, but textualism should be disregarded as bankrupt if it means people spend less time in prison...

Matt Cagle (@matt_cagle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The government should not be using algorithms to scrutinize our social media posts and decide which of us is "risky." Check out this 404 Media story on social media surveillance docs obtained by our ACLU of Northern CA team + ACLU. 404media.co/inside-ices-da…

Danny Yadron (@dannyyadron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Those reading NYT's Dobbs story should know that big newspapers have two rules. 1) If you say someone said something behind closed doors, you must ask them personally for comment. 2) If someone talks to you off-the-record or on-background, you cannot say they declined to comment.

Matthew Tokson (@mtokson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The 9th Circuit gets it right - if the law isn't clear or binding, the good faith exception based on precedent shouldn't be applicable.