"Written by David A. Couillard, a student at the University of Minnesota Law School expected to graduate this year, the paper is a concise but thorough outline of where we stand with respect to the application of Fourth Amendment law to Internet computing."<p>One of the oddities of legal scholarship is that students who have not yet finished their degrees edit most of the professional journals (law reviews) and they can be published in those journals with articles (called "comments" or "notes" by convention) that sometimes are even cited by the Supreme Court. Kudos to this student.