Consumer Privacy Laws Aren’t About the Public
When citizens consent to data collection, they make their personal information vulnerable to misuse and third party sales.
Can Self-Governance Survive Surveillance?
Surveillance and self-governance are like oil and water. They do no not mix well.
Why FTC’s Data Privacy Rulemaking Is Probably Unconstitutional
Over the past two years, the Supreme Court has issued three rulings transforming how the Court handles cases involving administrative overreach.
Privacy, Liberty’s Precondition
Liberty does not grow in every soil. Certain preconditions are necessary for freedom to flourish. Privacy is one of these necessary preconditions.
Defining State Action in a Sea of Bureaucracy
Many legal principles impact the daily lives of Americans. The state action and third-party doctrines play an influential role in determining how easy it is for the government to access an individual’s digital data.
What Is the Scope of a Warrant?
Trust cannot be built without clarity, but when law enforcement meets rapid technological innovation, confusion abounds.