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Spring 2020
The internet's existential questions, data privacy within government agencies and the private industry, and the fraught balance between human rights and government access to digital evidence.
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FeatureGuardians of the Digital Realm
Temitope Akinyemi (LLM’97) and Sarah Saucedo (’06) take seriously the privacy and security of consumer data.
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BriefsSummer Jams: A Playlist
Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig shares her love of music with a playlist of her favorite summer songs.
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LAW ReviewsOur Bodies, Our Data
A commentary by Tiffany Li, visiting clinical assistant professor in the Technology Law Clinic.
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One Way to Level The Playing Field
The In Real Law program connects first generation law students and law students of color to diverse, highly successful attorneys practicing in Boston.
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Class Notes: Spring 2020
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LAW Reviews
Supreme Court Affirms the President Can Be Subpoenaed, but Will it Affect the Election?
In two decisions on Thursday, July 9, the Supreme Court ensured that, in most respects, a president remains subject to the “public duties” that bind his or her fellow citizens.
Balancing Privacy Rights and Public Health
BU Law experts Tiffany Li and Andrew Sellars argue privacy should be at the forefront of digital contact-tracing apps that can help identify and notify people who may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana’s Restrictive Abortion Law
The center holds... for now.
Introducing Mandie LeBeau
New assistant dean for career development & public service talks about her philosophy as a career development professional and what she hopes to bring to the BU Law community.
In The Media
MoreNicole Huberfeld quoted.
Bloomberg LawJay Wexler interviewed.
BU TodayJames Bessen interviewed.
BU TodayImmigrants' Rights & Human Trafficking Program featured.
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