Marc Zwillinger, Laura-Kate Bernstein, Greg Nojeim
Session Time: Thur, Nov 5, 2026: 02:30 PM-03:30 PM
The Supreme Court’s decision in Chatrie v. United States could reshape the rules of the road for government access to location data and potentially other categories of sensitive information. This panel will examine what Chatrie means for law enforcement, providers, and companies that collect, analyze, or sell sensitive data.
Topics include:
- The road to Chatrie:Â The Fourth Amendment and location-data jurisprudence leading to the decision.
- What process is required now:Â Implications for law enforcement and providers responding to legal demands.
- Beyond location data: How the Court’s reasoning may apply to other sensitive datasets.
- The data marketplace:Â Implications for location-data vendors, mobility intelligence, and related services.
- What comes next:Â Unresolved questions for companies navigating government demands and privacy obligations.
Marc Zwillinger, Founder & Managing Member, ZwillGen
Laura-Kate Bernstein, Legal Director, ZwillGen
Greg Nojeim, Senior Counsel, Director of the Security and Surveillance Project, Center for Democracy & Technology
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