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
The Problem of Actual Innocence
By Ryan Leonard Advancements in the technology of DNA analysis have allowed for the vindication of claims of actual innocence.[1] However, claims of actual innocence, even when supported by evidence, are not sufficient to trigger a federal habeas review.[2] ...
And The Oscar Goes To . . . Netflix!
By Sophia Studer One of my all-time favorite things to do in pre-covid-19 times was going to a movie with friends. But as the world sits homebound with our options reduced to streaming for new content, we are witnessing a revolution in the way movies are being...
Law On Mars?
By Jeffrey Phaup Customers who signed up for a beta test of SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service have had to agree, under section nine of the services terms and conditions, that Mars is a “free planet”.[1] The provision states: “For services...
