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Points of Consensus on Rule 41
Senator Chris Coons, Democrat from Delaware, offered a bill today that would delay implementation of proposed changes to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 41 f…
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Anti-Defamation League Task Force Issues Recommendations to Stem Hate That Surged on Social Media During 2016 Presidential Campaign
"Danielle Citron, Professor of Law at the University of Maryland and member of the Task Force added, “The ADL Task Force lays out important suggestions for…
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Long-Distance Search Warrant Power Coming Dec. 1
"Google Law Enforcement and Information Security Director Richard Salgado said the Department of Justice has made assurances about what it would do concern…
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Donald Trump is about to control the most powerful surveillance machine in history
"Secrecy is crucial because it enables more invasive and disruptive forms of surveillance, according to University of Washington Professor Ryan Calo, who h…
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GDPR will require 75,000 DPOs worldwide, study shows
"Appointing a data protection officer is just the beginning, said Omer Tene, vice-president of research and education at the IAPP. “Organisations will need…
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75,000 Data Protection Officers Needed By 2018 To Handle EU Law
""Appointing a data protection officer is just the beginning," said IAPP VP of research and education Omer Tene, in a statement. "Organizati…
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Cybersecurity experts: Risk of electronic voter fraud slim but real
"Similarly, Scott Shackelford, an associate professor of business law and ethics at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business and senior fellow at t…
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Ex-Playboy Playmate's Charge in 'Body Shaming' Case Could Send Legal Shockwaves
""When you do hear about lawsuits with respect to photos on social media, it usually is in a civil action," Professor Jeffrey Vagle, executive di…
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Will The FCC’s Privacy Regs Actually Change The Status Quo On Consent?
"Requiring an opt-in might sound more onerous and more likely to protect privacy because the user has to actively provide affirmative consent, but “the fac…
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Encryption Policy in the Modern Age: A Not So Simple Debate
"Jennifer Granick, director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, explained that separating the needs of law enforcement from…
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Hitting back at hackers: debate swirls on how far to go
"Patrick Lin, who led a study this year for California Polytechnic State University on the ethics of hacking back, said there is "a moral case for hac…
Preparing For Government Data Requests After Apple Vs. FBI
Jennifer Granick and Riana Pfefferkorn of Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society visit the Dark Reading News Desk at Black Hat to discuss les…