DKT Liberty Project files Amicus Brief with Supreme Court on Riley v. California
The DKT Liberty Project filed an amicus brief on March 10th in the US Supreme Court case Riley v. California, addressing whether police are required to obtain a warrant prior to searching a person’s...
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U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Cellphone Privacy Rights
In a landmark ruling on June 25th, the US Supreme Court held that when police officers make an arrest, they are not allowed to search the arrestee’s cell phone without first obtaining a search...
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DKT Liberty Project Comes to the Rescue in “Romeo and Juliet” Case
Seventeen-year-old Austin Yabandith was attending high school in Superior, Wisconsin when he fell in love with a 15-year old girl named Moon (not her real name). They had a consensual relationship for...
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Newsweek article on “Romeo and Juliet” case supported by the DKT Liberty Project
From Newsweek: Austin Yabandith just turned 18. But he’s not allowed to see his friends, stay out past 9 p.m., use a computer or even attend school. The Superior, Wisconsin, teen was charged with...
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