Arnold Loewy: Thought Leader, Champion of the Innocent, Prognosticator, Surveillant

The article highlights Professor Arnold Loewy's significant contributions to Fourth Amendment jurisprudence, particularly through his 1983 article, The Fourth Amendment as a Device for Protecting the Innocent. Loewy argued that the Fourth Amendment should focus on protecting the innocent rather than individual privacy interests, critiquing the Supreme Court's narrowing of protections. His work was prescient in addressing surveillance issues and influenced later Supreme Court decisions on technologies like GPS and cell site location data.