From Our Latest Issue
Police Body Cameras – A Lesson in Objectivity and Accountability or a Tool Without a Scientific Basis?
by Samuel D. Hodge, Jr and Rachel Ortiz
Protecting Children in the Frontier of Surveillance Capitalism
by Cole F. Watson
A Rising Tide Lifts All Consumers: Penumbras of Foreign Data Protection Laws in The United States
by Michael P. Goodyear
A Facial Challenge: Facial Recognition Technology and the Carpenter Doctrine
by Ari B. Rubin
From Our Blog
Regulation Crowdfunding: What Entrepreneurs Need to Know
By Logan Childress In normal years, there many accessible sources of capital for small business owners. But, as we all know, 2020 and 2021 have been anything but normal. And the pandemic is continuing to have far-reaching effects. Small businesses are...
Social Media and the Game-Stop Short Squeeze of 2020-2021
By Ian McDowell GamesStop (ticker: GME) is a video game retailer that, prior to the events described in this blog, had mostly been written off by professional investors due to a largely outdated business model. This negative outlook led a substantial number of...
Questioning Facial Recognition Tech Following the Capitol Riots
By Alexandra Tillman As Capitol rioters are found and charged, the public has applauded.[1] The rioters have been found through a variety of methods—public tips, videos and photos posted online, some members of the public have even posed as conservatives on...
