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Give Me Liberty: Why We Need a Cybersecurity Bill of Rights and What It Could Include
Aaron C. MandelbaumIn his June 8, 1789 speech in Congress advocating for the adoption of a bill of rights to add to the Constitution, James Madison identified “the great object” of such an addendum as the opportunity “to limit and qualify the powers of government, by excepting out of the grant of power those cases in which […]
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The Impact of Public-Private Data Sharing on Law Enforcement
Nathaniel KimThe first panel of The Georgetown Law Technology Review’s 2022 symposium, “The Impact of Public-Private Data Sharing on Law Enforcement,” addressed an increasingly relevant question in today’s information economy: what should be done about U.S. law enforcement agencies that skirt government surveillance rules by accessing personal data through third-party brokers? Professor Sarah Lamdan from the […]
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Impact-Based Informed Consent: What Privacy Laws Can Learn From the Ethics of Human Subjects Research
April Falcon DossIn the past twenty years, the rapid growth of data-intensive technologies such as smart devices and social media platforms has resulted in the collection and use of ever-expanding volumes and varieties of personal information. Despite this fundamental reshaping of our relationship with technology, the legal framework for consent that underpins much of this data use […]