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16 May 2013: Photography and Individual Rights

The right of a photographer to sell or commercially exploit a picture of a stranger depends on numerous factors.
14 May 2013: Employer Defenses in Workers’ Compensation Cases

In December 2002, the Ohio Supreme Court determined that the amendment was unconstitutional.
9 May 2013: Dog Sniff Conducted During Traffic Stop Does Not Violate the Fourth Amendment

The Fourth Amendment prohibition against “unreasonable searches and seizures” generally requires police officers to obtain a warrant based on probable cause.

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TLG Practice Areas

Photography and Individual Rights

Employer Defenses in Workers’ Compensation Cases

Dog Sniff Conducted During Traffic Stop Does Not Violate the Fourth Amendment