From Our Latest Issue
Out of Our Depth with Deep Fakes: How the Law Fails Victims of Deep Fake Nonconsensual Pornography
by Kate Kobriger, Janet Zhang, Andrew Quijano, and Joyce Guo
The iOS 14.5 Update: A Game Changer in Federal Privacy Law
by Chris Jones
To Tax or Not to Tax or How to Tax: Tax Policy and its Role in Cryptocurrency Adoption
by Sofya Bakradze
How Judicial Application of CDA § 230 and FHA § 3604 Have Created Safe Havens for Online Housing Discrimination
by Sophia A. Studer
From Our Blog
Arrestee DNA Collection
By Alyssa Thompson Introduction Since 1997, select states have been collecting DNA samples from particular arrestees.[1] Between 2006 and 2011, twenty-three states passed legislation authorizing this practice.[2] As of 2013, thirty states and the federal...
Michigan Court of Appeals Makes it Clear: No Warrant, No Drone
By Nate Gilmore The Fourth Amendment reads in part that “[t]he right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated. . . .”[1] This has been the bedrock of privacy protection...
Tax Treatment of Bitcoin as a Form of Compensation
By Troy Fowler It seems like every day we see another public figure elect to take some or all of their compensation in Bitcoin. I consider their incentive for doing so, and how such compensation is treated from an income tax standpoint. Bitcoin is Insulated...
