28 April 2012
SCOTUS and GPS
Even though the Supreme Court recently found that GPS tracking could be a violation of your privacy (or your car's privacy?), a judge is allowing GPS evidence in a drug trafficking case. He figured that the DEA was working in good faith at the time, since SCOTUS hadn't ruled against it, so it'd be OK.
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David - here is a beautiful example for your students of the use of sophisticated mapping technology to organize citizens to convert public spaces to green and local food purposes - truly outstanding, see NY Times story:
Turning Unused Acres Green
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/29/nyregion/a-plan-to-turn-brooklyns-unused-acres-green.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
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