Unlocking Insights on College Substance Use through Yik Yak

You might only be familiar with YikYak if you’re in college. It’s an anonymous social media platform that allows users to post ” yaks ” messages for the world to see. What sets Yik Yak apart is the blend of anonymity and its popularity among college students, which provides a unique window into various aspects […]

Waze: A Useful Tool or Potential Pitfall for DUI Prevention?

Waze stands out as a popular alternative to traditional GPS-enabled mapping software in navigation apps. Waze’s social GPS functionality sets Waze apart, allowing users to report real-time traffic conditions, accidents, detours, construction, and even the presence of police officers along their route. Waze’s ability to geotag police locations has made it a favorite among drivers […]

DUI Self-Incrimination: The Perils of Live Streaming

During DUI stops, law enforcement officers often look for self-incriminating evidence that can bolster their case against the suspected drunk driver. This evidence can take various forms, including admissions of alcohol consumption, refusals to take breathalyzer tests, or the telltale scent of alcohol. However, in the age of social media, there are instances where individuals […]

Cannabis-Infused Delights: Rosenberg’s Bagels and Delicatessen Takes Breakfast to New Highs

Find yourself in Colorado and are a fan of unconventional cuisine. Rosenberg’s Bagels and Delicatessen should be your next stop. This renowned eatery has recently made waves across Colorado’s news sites and social media platforms, all thanks to owner Josh Pollack’s innovative twist on a classic breakfast dish – bagel and lox with a hint […]

D’oh! DUI?: Navigating DUI Dilemmas with a Selfie Solution

A few unwritten rules have emerged in the fast-paced, interconnected world of social media and smartphones, defining the modern digital experience. First, the ubiquitous swipe left for no and right for yes is a simple gesture that dictates our romantic fate in online dating. Second, the phenomenon of food pictures now considered the epitome of […]

When Do Facebook Posts Become Criminal Behavior?

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case about free speech and social media. They will determine how sites like Facebook fit into the free speech debate in the digital age. More specifically, when threatening comments on social media sites become criminal behavior. Two federal courts have already ruled that it was unlawful of Anthony Elonis […]