Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016August 24, 2018 EDT
After Snowden: Regulating Technology-Aided Surveillance in the Digital Age
After Snowden: Regulating Technology-Aided Surveillance in the Digital Age
Articles in Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016
Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016
- Foreword to the Sullivan Lecture Essay: Is Privacy on Life Support?Mark R. Brown
- After Snowden: Regulating Technology-Aided Surveillance in the Digital AgeDavid D. Cole
- The Fallacy of Liberal Discovery: Litigating Employment Discrimination Cases in the E-Discovery AgeDavid A. Green
- Section 831(b) Captive Insurance Companies: Why Policymakers have it all WrongDrew D. Estes
- The Wrong Decision at the Right Time: How Aereo and its Aftermath Exposed the Need for Change in the Copyright ActAlexis V. Preskar
- Metadata in Digital Photography: The Need for Protection and Production of this Silent WitnessJames E. Bibart
- Curfew must not Ring Tonight: Judicial Confusion and Misperception of Juvenile Curfew LawsAlexander Korecky
David D. Cole, After Snowden: Regulating Technology-Aided Surveillance in the Digital Age, 44 Capital University Law Review 677 (2018).