Orin Kerr

Orin Kerr is a Professor at Stanford Law School, specializing in digital privacy and Fourth Amendment law. He authored *The Digital Fourth Amendment: Privacy and Policing in Our Online World* and frequently discusses legal implications of technology. His work addresses issues like government data scanning, digital surveillance, and constitutional applications in the digital age.

• Affiliations: Stanford University, Stanford Law School.
• Key Contributions: Book on digital Fourth Amendment, academic articles on data scanning and privacy.
• Speaking Engagements: Presented at GW Law School and University of Chicago Federalist Society.

His research focuses on modern legal challenges posed by technology, including geofence warrants and reverse keyword searches. He advocates for clearer legal frameworks in digital policing contexts.