Time to ask for Grits readers' assistance to raise funds for extraordinary blog expenses. Regular readers know legislation has been filed in both the Texas House and Senate to require a warrant for law enforcement to access location tracking data from cell phones and other personal electronic devices without a warrant - a topic which Grits has covered more aggressively than any media outlet in the state. This weekend I'll be attending a conference on that topic in Connecticut at the Yale Law School with a spectacular-looking lineup of speakers and experts, but along with several recent open records requests, the cost has exceeded what's available in Grits' tip jar (i.e., contributions via the Pay Pal buttons in the right-hand column).
If you find Grits' coverage of electronic privacy issues and other criminal-justice topics useful, please make a donation to help with expenses for the trip. I need to raise about $800 to cover all expenses. Either donate via Pay Pal using the button below or shoot me an email at shenson[at]austin.rr.com if you'd prefer to mail a check. When I return I'll write up what I've learned and everyone benefits.
If you find Grits' coverage of electronic privacy issues and other criminal-justice topics useful, please make a donation to help with expenses for the trip. I need to raise about $800 to cover all expenses. Either donate via Pay Pal using the button below or shoot me an email at shenson[at]austin.rr.com if you'd prefer to mail a check. When I return I'll write up what I've learned and everyone benefits.
If you find Grits' coverage of electronic privacy issues and other criminal-justice topics useful, please make a donation to help with expenses for the trip. I need to raise about $800 to cover all expenses. Either donate via Pay Pal using the button below or shoot me an email at shenson[at]austin.rr.com if you'd prefer to mail a check. When I return I'll write up what I've learned and everyone benefits.
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