From Our Latest Issue
When the Consumer Becomes the Product: Utilizing Products Liability Principles to Protect Consumers from Data Breaches
by Mason Storm
The CCPA, “Inferences Drawn,” and Federal Preemption
by Jordan M. Blanke
Shooting the Messenger: Remediation of Disclosed Vulnerabilities as CFAA “Loss”
by Riana Pfefferkorn
Trial by Centipawns: A Comprehensive Analysis of Defamation Actions in Online Chess & The Probative Value of Statistical Evidence in Civil Trials
by Ryan Thomas Garippo
From Our Blog
Police No Longer Need A Warrant to Track You
By Bryce Yancey Since 2018, a company called Fog Data Science has been procuring and selling private individuals' data which allows private security companies and government agencies to track people without a warrant through its program called ‘Fog...
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022: How Practical is Consent?
By Anubhav Das [1] INTRODUCTION In the aftermath of Justice K. S. Puttaswamy v. Union Of India decision (2017) by the Supreme Court of India - that held that the right to privacy is a fundamental right – India recently unveiled the much-awaited draft of...
Vending with V-Bucks: What In-Game Purchases in Online Games Can Teach Us about Taxation Within Meta’s Metaverse
By Owen Giordano Since Mark Zuckerburg, founder of and chief executive officer of Meta, announced the company’s plans to construct their interpretation of metaverse, there have been many valid questions concerning the legal implications of such a novel...
