Comments to Dept of Commerce on Protecting Critical Infrastructure
As a result of a recent Executive Order, the Administration is seeking comments on ways to protect national security. I was invited to submit comments to the Department of Commerce…
Information Law, Policy and Digital Privacy
As a result of a recent Executive Order, the Administration is seeking comments on ways to protect national security. I was invited to submit comments to the Department of Commerce…
By: Ross Woessner Great controversy surrounds the proposed Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act ("CISPA"), which passed the House and is currently in the Senate. The bill provides for voluntary…
By: Elena D. Lobo The past two weeks have brought about events that are surely making many government officials and privacy scholars think about our current policies in a…
By: Zach Portnoy A new proposal has emerged in the ever-controversial debate on immigration, which would affect not only immigrants, but also U.S. citizens. The proposal, headlined by Senator…
By: Elizabeth Filatova Voting in the United States is a huge hassle and after every presidential election there is a discussion on all levels of government on the ways in…
By: Piotr Semeniuk According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, last week the Department of Homeland Security confirmed that subsequent six states - Alabama, Florida, Kansans, Nebraska, Utah and Vermont…
By Sisi Wu In 2011, Thomas Cooley Law School filed a defamation lawsuit against a former student who criticized the school on his blog, which he called “Thomas M. Cooley…
By Josh Stager Medical devices have the potential to significantly improve the quality of patient care, but recent innovations demonstrate that the convergence of health information technology and Big…
By Scott Snyder Earlier this month, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of greater privacy protection for the medical data of deceased nursing home patients. The issue…