Written by sally vazquez castellanos
Perspectives: Technology, Global Privacy and Data Protection Law
Latest Articles
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From Peter Thiel’s Zero to One to today’s debates over free expression, parental rights, technology, and education, one question continues to emerge: what kind of society are we building for the next generation?
Read more: From Peter Thiel’s Zero to One to today’s debates over free expression, parental rights, technology, and education, one question continues to emerge: what kind of society are we building for the next generation?A discussion inspired by Zero to One, the First Amendment, parental rights, and the future of education in America — examining how free expression, constitutional protections, technology, and 21st century learning intersect in an increasingly digital society.
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Voting Rights Act
Read more: Voting Rights ActA reflection on recent shifts in voting rights, privacy, and the scope of constitutional protections.
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Custody in the Age of Influence: Power, Perception, and the Best Interest Standard in California
Read more: Custody in the Age of Influence: Power, Perception, and the Best Interest Standard in CaliforniaA concise analysis of California child custody law explaining how courts apply the best interest standard when one parent or third party uses influence, connections, or institutional access to shape narratives and interfere with the parent–child relationship.
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Employment Discrimination and Civil Rights
Read more: Employment Discrimination and Civil RightsCalifornia’s new AI employment regulations clarify that automated hiring tools fall under FEHA, exposing employers to liability for algorithmic bias, disparate impact, and vendor-driven discrimination.