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Consent
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Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
The Sex Ed Problem We Don’t Talk About Enough
Refinery 29 (August 15, 2016): The Sex Ed Problem We Don't Talk About Enough, by the Refinery 29 Staff Refinery 29 polled 500 people - both their staffers and their readers…
Proskauer on Privacy
An Overview of the New General Data Protection Regulation
By Daniel Ornstein, Kelly McMullon
The European Parliament has approved the reformed General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”). Given this is a Regulation (rather than a Directive), this legislation will apply automatically in every Member…
Ohio Appellate Insights
What Happened on Remand: Cleveland Trial Judge Finally Decides Iran Doss Was Not Wrongfully Imprisoned. Doss v. State.
Update: On August 24, 2016, Doss filed a notice of appeal from Judge Villaneuva's decision. Case Background. On New Year’s Eve 2004, 23-year-old J.P. came from Ravenna to celebrate with…
Global Media and Communications Watch
Future-Proofing Privacy: Justifying Data Uses
Grounds for processing Currently, under the Data Protection Directive, each instance of data processing requires a legal justification – a “ground for processing”. This fundamental feature of EU data protection law will remain unchanged…
HL Chronicle of Data Protection
Future-Proofing Privacy: Justifying Data Uses
By HL Chronicle of Data Protection
Part 4 of Future-Proofing Privacy: Justifying Data Uses - From Consent to Legitimate Interests. Currently, under the Data Protection Directive, each instance of data processing requires a legal justification –…
Ad Law Access
Webinar and Live Program: Designing Notice and Consent for the Internet of Things
On June 14, 2016 2-3pm (ET) please join the NAI, Kelley Drye and Federal Trade Commission Chief Technologist Lorrie Faith Cranor in exploring effective notice and consent options as industry…
Legal Profession Blog
Both Ways Now
An attorney who engaged in criminal contempt by violating a consent decree to cease his family business operations was suspended for one year by the New Jersey Supreme Court.The court…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Conceptualizing Rape as Coerced Sex
By Tracy Thomas
Scott Allen Anderson, Conceptualizing Rape as Coerced SexPhilosophers, feminists, and legal theorists have long criticized the current definition of rape as it is formulated in most of the states of…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Moving Sex Ed Conversations Past Just Say No
New York Times (March 20, 2016): When Did Porn Become Sex Ed? by Peggy Ornstein:According to Mother Jones in 2016, the federal government will spend $85 million on abstinence only programs…
ContractsProf Blog
Consenting to Data Collection
Consent is a foundational concept in contract law and permits actions that might otherwise be illegal or legally questionable. Consent has also become a focal point in discussions about privacy…