Written by sally vazquez castellanos
Perspectives: Technology, Global Privacy and Data Protection Law
Latest Articles
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Protecting Women, Children, Professionals, Privacy, and Human Dignity from Intimidation, Digital Exploitation, and Misuse of Sensitive Information
Read more: Protecting Women, Children, Professionals, Privacy, and Human Dignity from Intimidation, Digital Exploitation, and Misuse of Sensitive InformationAn attorney’s statement on constitutional rights, privacy, medical autonomy, and protecting women, children, professionals, and confidential information in the digital age.
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A Thought Experiment About Personality, Privacy, and Artificial Intelligence
Read more: A Thought Experiment About Personality, Privacy, and Artificial IntelligenceCan personality characteristics become commercially valuable data? A legal thought experiment examining AI, storytelling, name, image and likeness, the CCPA/CPRA, GDPR, and the future of privacy in film, television, and new media.
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After Dobbs: Is Parental Autonomy More Secure Than Reproductive Autonomy?
Read more: After Dobbs: Is Parental Autonomy More Secure Than Reproductive Autonomy?If Dobbs reshaped reproductive autonomy, what does it mean for parental rights, privacy, and constitutional liberty? A look at Troxel, Section 1983, and the future of substantive due process.
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Troxel, Parental Rights, and Section 1983: When Government Interference Becomes a Civil Rights Question
Read more: Troxel, Parental Rights, and Section 1983: When Government Interference Becomes a Civil Rights QuestionA review of Troxel v. Granville, parental autonomy under the Fourteenth Amendment, California family law, and how constitutional protections may inform civil rights claims when government action interferes with family integrity.