Nov 15 2017 Publication Federalist Society Review Net Neutrality Without the FCC?: Why the FTC Can Regulate Broadband Effectively Roslyn Layton, Tom W. Struble Federalist Society Review, Volume 18 Note from the Editor: This article argues that the FTC has jurisdiction over broadband and the...
Oct 6 2020 Topics Regulatory Transparency Project • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post That's Debatable The FCC Should Not Engage in Section 230 Rulemaking Jennifer Huddleston That's Debatable is a new blog initiative bringing together legal and policy experts with differing perspectives...
Oct 21 2020 Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Searching Devices at the Border: What Does the Fourth Amendment Require? Nicole C. Hager In Alasaad v. Wolf, both the U.S. government and plaintiffs – 11 U.S. citizens and...
Mar 17 2023 Topics Supreme Court • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News Four Things to Watch in Gonzalez v. Google Corbin K. Barthold Many Americans have heard of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Not many know...
Mar 21 2023 Topics International Law & Trade Blog Post News Bill Re-Introduced in Attempt to End Cuba Embargo Daniel B. Pickard Earlier this month, the Freedom to Export to Cuba Act was re-introduced by a bipartisan...
Jul 14 2023 Topics Corporations, Securities & Antitrust • International Law & Trade Blog Post News Live and Let LIV? Asheesh Agarwal, Matt Perault This post was originally published at Lawfare. For more than a year, the most important...
Mar 31 2016 Publication Federalist Society Review StingRay Technology and Reasonable Expectations of Privacy in the Internet of Everything Howard W. Cox Federalist Society Review, Volume 17, Issue 1 Note from the Editor: This article discusses cell site simulators, also known as StingRays, and...
Oct 30 2013 Publication Federalist Society Review Look to Ninja Innovators, Not Government, to Change the World Gary Shapiro Engage Volume 14, Issue 2 July 2013 During a typical week, I split my time between Washington, where I work, and Detroit,...
Oct 21 2013 Publication Jameel Jaffer and Laura Murphy Testimony Before The House Committee on the Judiciary Oversight Hearing on The Administration’s Use of FISA Authorities Laura W. Murphy, Jameel Jaffer Before The House Committee on the Judiciary Oversight Hearing on The Administration’s Use of...
Net Neutrality Without the FCC?: Why the FTC Can Regulate Broadband Effectively
Roslyn Layton, Tom W. Struble
Federalist Society Review, Volume 18
Note from the Editor: This article argues that the FTC has jurisdiction over broadband and the...
Topics
The FCC Should Not Engage in Section 230 Rulemaking
That's Debatable is a new blog initiative bringing together legal and policy experts with differing perspectives...
Searching Devices at the Border: What Does the Fourth Amendment Require?
In Alasaad v. Wolf, both the U.S. government and plaintiffs – 11 U.S. citizens and...
Topics
Four Things to Watch in Gonzalez v. Google
Many Americans have heard of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Not many know...
Topics
Bill Re-Introduced in Attempt to End Cuba Embargo
Earlier this month, the Freedom to Export to Cuba Act was re-introduced by a bipartisan...
Topics
Live and Let LIV?
This post was originally published at Lawfare. For more than a year, the most important...
StingRay Technology and Reasonable Expectations of Privacy in the Internet of Everything
Howard W. Cox
Federalist Society Review, Volume 17, Issue 1
Note from the Editor: This article discusses cell site simulators, also known as StingRays, and...
Look to Ninja Innovators, Not Government, to Change the World
Gary Shapiro
Engage Volume 14, Issue 2 July 2013
During a typical week, I split my time between Washington, where I work, and Detroit,...
Jameel Jaffer and Laura Murphy Testimony Before The House Committee on the Judiciary Oversight Hearing on The Administration’s Use of FISA Authorities
Laura W. Murphy, Jameel Jaffer
Before The House Committee on the Judiciary Oversight Hearing on The Administration’s Use of...