Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2014January 01, 2014 EDT
Katz on a Hot Tin Roof: The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Doctrine is Rudderless in the Digital Age Unless Congress Continually Resets the Privacy Bar
Katz on a Hot Tin Roof: The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Doctrine is Rudderless in the Digital Age Unless Congress Continually Resets the Privacy Bar
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2014
Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2014
- Expert Robot: Using Artificial Intelligence to Assist Judges in Admitting Scientific Expert TestimonyPamela S. Katz
- If Personal Information is Privacy's Gatekeeper, then Risk of Harm is the Key: A Proposed Method for Determining What Counts as Personal InformationÉloïse Gratton
- Flawed Blood Tests: The DUI Exception to Admissible EvidenceOkorie Okorocha
- Katz on a Hot Tin Roof: The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Doctrine is Rudderless in the Digital Age Unless Congress Continually Resets the Privacy BarCharles E. MacLean
- Reigning in the Wild West: the Necessary Outcomes and Inevitable Pitfalls of Reforming Forensic ScienceKaryn D. HeavenrichJessica D. Gabel
Charles E. MacLean, Katz on a Hot Tin Roof: The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Doctrine Is Rudderless in the Digital Age Unless Congress Continually Resets the Privacy Bar, 24 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. (2014).