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Cyberlaw Clinic Fights Inadequate FOIA Response
Student Megan Adams drafted and filed this complaint alleging that the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection violated the Freedom of Information Act by failin…
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Complaint Filed
Student Megan Adams drafted and filed this complaint alleging that CBP failed to comply with the FOIA by failing to conduct an adequate search and wrongfully wi…
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Boyle-esque puzzle
Okay, y'all have already thought of this, but it just came to me: What would happen if we passed a law that said it was illegal to have been convicted of a…
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Postcard from Italy: some Italian law tips to understand the general election dynamics
Italy's general election on 9 and 10 April has created a confusing representation of my country. For the first time Italian expatriates have been able to el…
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Soft Paternalism
The Economist this week runs a title story called 'Soft Paternalism' http://www.economist.com/opinion/displayStory.cfm?Story_ID=6772346 In m book on e-…
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DATING MEGA-SITES ALREADY EXIST
The note about the merger of iTunes and jDate is interesting. As a person familiar with -- if not necessarily a member of -- both platforms, my sense is that t…
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The perfect new site: JDate meets iTunes
It's nice to see iTunes branching out into new product offerings such as TV show Season Passes and TV movies. It's also nice to see that an NJG (that i…
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The perfect new site: JDate meets iTunes
It's nice to see iTunes branching out into new product offerings such as TV show Season Passes and TV movies. It's also nice to see that an NJG (that i…
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The Battle for Peace
General Anthony Zinni, the former commander in charge of U.S. Central Command, was on Meet the Press a week ago, speaking about the Iraq war and his new book, T…
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Colin Rule
Note New date Monday April 10, 2006 12:30-1:30 PM Room 95 Stanford Law School Open to All Lunch Served As people around the world increasingly interact with e…
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Who Needs the “Reasonable Expectation of Privacy”?
I just finished reading Orin Kerr’s new article Searches and Seizures in a Digital World. While he articulates several particular policy recommendations, I was…
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My threshold or yours?
Two Wednesdays ago, on March 22, the Supreme Court decided Georgia v. Randolph, a criminal procedure case where police searched a house owned by two people: one…