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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.
In This Issue
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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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Data PrivacyOur Bodies, Our Data
A commentary by Tiffany Li, visiting clinical assistant professor in the Technology Law Clinic.
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Briefs
Celebrating 50 Years with the Civil Litigation Program
Under Bob Burdick’s leadership, the program has shaped the careers of generations of lawyers.
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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
Class Notes: Spring 2020
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Nonprofit Finance and Governance
Navigating Nonprofit Missions and Finances
Associate Professor Elizabeth King brings together her experience in nonprofits, corporate law, and healthcare to study nonprofit finance and governance.
Being Counted: Women & the AIDS Epidemic
Professor Aziza Ahmed's book documents the critical role that women played as activists for treatment and policy.
What Was IP Law Like in the 90s?
SILC Executive Director Jef Pearlman, reflects on the similarities between IP law and emerging technologies, then and now.
LGBTQIA+ Rights Leader John Ward (’76) Is BU Law’s 2026 Commencement Speaker
The trailblazing civil rights lawyer and the first openly gay man to argue before the US Supreme Court will address graduates on May 17.
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MedscapeJasmine Gonzales Rose is mentioned.
Mass.govMarni Goldstein Caputo and Kathleen Luz are honored.
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