In her Yale Law Journal Online article Privacy and Security Across Borders, Daskal analyzes the impetus and results of three recent initiatives for law enforcement access to data: the U.S. Cloud Act; the EU E-Evidence […]
Andrew Burt and Dan Geer’s Lawfare article The Budapest Convention Offers an Opportunity for Modernizing Crimes in Cyberspace explores how the current negotiations of an additional protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime provide an […]
In his paper Transfer of Personal Data to U.S. Law Enforcement Authorities After the CLOUD Act: Is There a Conflict with the GDPR?, Prof. Christakis looks at how Section 103 of the CLOUD Act may […]
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