Today, the Court announced its decision in Georgia v. Randolph.

There is already a large amount of discussion online -- not the least of which can be found here on Fourth Amendment expert Prof. Kerr's new blog -- and I don't have anything particularly special to add. (For Kerr, the subject and timing of the Court's opinions this week seem to be an attempt to market the new blog; they not only handed down opinions in Georgia but also United States v. Grubbs which involves anticipatory warrants. Prof. Kerr's take here)

See also SCOTUSblog, PrawfsBlawg, ConcurringOpinions, and WaPo's Charles Lane.

Linda Greenhouse takes the opportunity to acknowledge that the Court's Era of Good Feelings may be over. (Sidenote: thanks to Cranium and a certain Monroe Scholar, I will never mistakenly identify the president who oversaw the real EoGF)
- posted by C @ 7:41:00 AM