@article{41985,
      author = {Forrest, David A.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/41985},
      title = {Municipal WI-FI and the Third-Party Doctrine : Rethinking  an Antiquated Framework},
      abstract = {This Note begins by briefly surveying the Fourth  Amendment’s application  in  landmark  modern-era Supreme   Court  cases  and  the accompanying  issue  of  what   constitutes  a  reasonable  expectation of privacy.  Next,   Section  I.C. introduces the “third-party doctrine”  which states,   in   brief,   that   there   is   no    Fourth   Amendment   interest   in information  knowingly   and  voluntarily  revealed  to  “third  parties.”  Section I.D.will introduce the state-action doctrine.  Section II examines whether the  New  York  City  government’s actions in hiring CityBridge to  administer   the  LinkNYC  program  were  sufficientto  implicate  the  state-action doctrine and trigger the Fourth Amendment’s  protections. Section  III  examines  whether  the  LinkNYC   Program  implicates  the third-party doctrine.},
      recid = {41985},
}