Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016

A comment on Professor Cole's lecture about modern manifestation with one's right to privacy.

We do not affirmatively consent to share digital information received by private companies to pass along to the government.

The notion of liberal discovery is a fallacy because it does not accomplish its intended purpose of cooperative exchange of all relevant information between the parties.

In spite of the continuous underperformance following the 2008-09 financial crisis, the captive insurance industry is among the brightest spots within the economy.

The distinction between broadcast and cable is becoming more significant in both intellectual property and communications law as new technologies emerge and test the limits of existing law.

Discovery encompassing electronically stored information is ever evolving, and rules of civil procedure and evidence are being manipulated to accommodate the demands of advancing technology and its role in litigation.

The proper standard for juvenile curfew analysis is uncertain and the Supreme Court must reassert its authority by providing lower courts guidance in this very specific area of constitutional jurisprudence.