by JOLT | Dec 1, 2021 | Blog Posts
Author details: Poorvi Yerrapureddy is a 4th year student at the National University for Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS), Kochi. Sharath Chandupatla is a practicing advocate at the Telangana High Court. Introduction The proposed personal data protection...
by JOLT | Nov 30, 2021 | Blog Posts
By Sebastian Estrada For years, many aspects of our society, economy, and legal industries have been in limbo. A limbo driven by an exodus from our antiquated ways of buying, learning, working, and interacting. Prior to the “lockdown,” many aspects of outdated...
by JOLT | Nov 25, 2021 | Blog Posts
By Michaela Fuller The company formerly known as Facebook announced last month that it has rebranded as “Meta”—a shorthand representative of the company’s venture into the still-developing virtual reality world called the Metaverse.[1] The company isn’t the...
by JOLT | Nov 23, 2021 | Blog Posts
By Ben L. Culpepper As our society becomes more intimate with our cell phones, the law is beginning to extend certain privacies to the cell phone that are analogous to the home.[1] Riley v. California explores this idea in detail where the Supreme Court held...
by JOLT | Nov 18, 2021 | Blog Posts
By Walker Upchurch Recently the issue of disinformation has plagued the United States as questions relating to voting technology have been unfairly raised. This has led to a suit from the voting machine company Smartmatic against both Newsmax and the One...
by JOLT | Nov 16, 2021 | Blog Posts
By Nick Corn IV As technology has advanced, law enforcement has adapted the use of new tools to attempt to reduce response times and keep emergencies from slipping through the cracks. ShotSpotter produces one such tool. ShotSpotter bills itself as a “precision...
