Trump Wrong On Data Collection, Says Supreme Court
Trump’s “argument that generating Location History … is a voluntary choice [made by U.S. citizens to give up the right of privacy] is meritless.”
Supreme Court Explains Why Electronic Data Is Private
Chatrie v. United States provided a clear recognition that electronic data is constitutionally protected private information.
Supreme Court Shuts Down Potential Trump Surveillance
Trump was denied the possibility of creating a government surveillance of every smart phone owner’s movements, without a hint of judicial oversight.
Defining Congressional Oversight of Trump, Supreme Court
“Oversight is usually oriented to successfully investigating a specific issue or creating a general environment of accountability,” states a gov’t review.
Trump Wrongly Feels Supreme Court Has Given Him All Power
Presidents are only “immune from prosecution if they may be said to be ‘performing the duties of the president’.” That’s a pretty narrow scope.
Supreme Court Hands Trump Victory Over Judicial Oversight
Thanks to the rubber stamp called the Supreme Court, much of the power that protected constitutional rights in a swift and efficient manner is gone.
U.S. Constitution States That President Is Not Above The Law
The U.S. Constitution clearly states that the president can suffer the full range of legal punishments if he breaks certain laws.
