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Surveillance
645 published works
Privacy Compliance & Data Security
Do We Have an Expectation of Privacy in Public? AI Glasses May Change the Answer
By Odia Kagan
Do we have an expectation of privacy in public? When data collected in public is retained and used to train AI, perhaps we do. That is one of the questions…
A Lawyer Writes
Spookwatcher spooked
The UK’s investigatory powers commissioner has said he is both disappointed and concerned with some aspects of what he found in the past year. Introducing his annual report for 2025,…
Online and On Point
The Rise of ALPR Litigation and What Businesses Should Do Now
By Alexis M. Buese, Caroline Unger
A customer drives into a shopping center, parks, and leaves. Along the way, a camera captures the vehicle’s license plate. For the business, the system may serve a routine security…
California Employment Law Update
The Robots Are Here! California Enacts AI Restrictions For the Workplace
By Tony Oncidi, Gregory Knopp, Guy Brenner, Jonathan Slowik, Lindsey Tanita
At the conclusion of the 2026 legislative session, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law three bills addressing how employers use artificial intelligence (“AI”) in the workplace. Together, they place…
Law and the Workplace
The Robots Are Here! California Enacts AI Restrictions For the Workplace
By Tony Oncidi, Gregory Knopp, Guy Brenner, Jonathan Slowik, Lindsey Tanita
At the conclusion of the 2026 legislative session, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law three bills addressing how employers use artificial intelligence (“AI”) in the workplace. Together, they place…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
OpenAI employee arrested by the FBI for planting a bug in the office!
By Peter Vogel
The NewYorkTimes.com reported that “OpenAI said on Tuesday that it had discovered a hidden recording device in one of its offices and traced it to an employee, and that the…
Michael Geist
Years of Uncertainty: Bill C-22’s Missing Regulations and Secret Ministerial Orders
Bill C-22, the lawful access bill, was a focal point of debate in the Senate last week. While companies continue to warn they may exit Canada if the bill passes…
Health Law Scan
The Legal Risks of Smart Devices and Emerging State Privacy and Workplace-Surveillance Responses
By Morgan Lewis
California’s new workplace-surveillance law and other state proposals related to neural data illustrate how regulators are responding to privacy issues created by smart devices.
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Coalition renews call for community supervision over surveillance tech
Your browser does not support viewing this document. Click here to download the document. By Alexandria Staubach Wisconsin Justice Initiative has joined a new 45-organization coalition led by the ACLU…
JURIST
Whistleblower reveals Morocco intelligence service targeted journalists and activists, Amnesty International says
Amnesty International on Thursday reported that a whistleblower inside Morocco’s intelligence service helped reveal a vast surveillance apparatus targeting journalists, activists and dissidents. Commenting on the increasingly hostile environment for…