Privacy
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Is Workplace Privacy Dead?: The Effects of “Bring Your Own Device” Policies on Employee Privacy
By Lauren E. Douglas The year 2021 marks the forty-eighth anniversary of the mobile phone[1] and the eighty-third anniversary of… Read More
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Online Harassment of Journalists and Uncertain Paths to Recourse Under the Law
By Mary Catherine Young Last month, an Azerbaijani journalist was forced to deactivate her social media accounts after receiving sexually… Read More
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Weaponizing FERPA: The Curious Case of DTH Media Corp. v. Folt
9 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 21 Alexander W. Prunka* I. Introduction In the era of the #MeToo movement, there… Read More
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Fourth Amendment Protects Curtilage of Home From Unreasonable Search
By Dan Menken Today, in the civil case of Covey v. Assessor of Ohio County, a published opinion, the Fourth… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Maintains Civil Liability for Debt Collectors Under TCPA
By Michael Mitchell Today, in Lynn v. Monarch Recovery Management, Inc., the Fourth Circuit affirmed the summary judgment granted to Kevin… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Confirms—North Carolina Police Can Smell Probable Cause
By Joshua P. Bussen Today in United States v. Mitchell, the Fourth Circuit, in a per curiam opinion affirmed the… Read More
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The Third Amendment, Privacy, and Mass Surveillance
4 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 1 Steven I. Friedland “The world isn’t run by weapons anymore, or energy, or… Read More
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Regulating Data Mining Post-Sorrell: Using HIPAA to Restrict Marketing Uses of Patients’ Private Medical Information
By Beverly Cohen* Introduction On June 23, 2011, the United States Supreme Court, in Sorrell v. IMS Health Inc.,[1] determined that Vermont’s law… Read More
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The Myth of Perfection
2 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 9 Derek E. Bambauer Cyberlaw is plagued by the myth of perfection. Consider three… Read More
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Reading over Your Shoulder: Social Readers and Privacy Law
2 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 1 Margot Kaminski My friends, who are generally well educated and intelligent, read a… Read More
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Privacy’s Broken Window: An Invitation to Professor Abril
By: M. Ryan Calo Professor Patricia Sánchez Abril opens her article, Private Ordering: A Contractual Approach to Online Interpersonal Privacy,… Read More
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Private Ordering: A Contractual Approach to Online Interpersonal Privacy
By Patricia Sánchez Abril This article is only available in PDF format. Click here for the full PDF version of… Read More