The Journal of High Technology Law - 2017
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- NO LONGER ACCEPTING EXCEPTIONS: EXCEPTIONS TO THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL AS APPLIED TO SMARTPHONES.
- EIGHT-YEARS-YOUNG: HOW THE NEW YORK BITLICENSE STIFLES BITCOIN INNOVATION AND EXPANSION WITH ITS PREMATURE ATTEMPT TO REGULATE THE VIRTUAL CURRENCY INDUSTRY.
- AN INSIDE JOB: THE INTERSECTION OF FEDERAL COMPUTER LAW AND TRADE SECRET LAW IN CASES OF INSIDER MISAPPROPRIATION.
- NEW-AGE DISCRIMINATION: DETERMINING WHETHER TINDER PLUS' PRICE IS RIGHT.
- THE COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE ACT: ARE YOU STILL WATCHING?
- SPACED REPETITION: A METHOD FOR LEARNING MORE LAW IN LESS TIME.
- CAN DAILY FANTASY SPORTS OVERCOME THE ODDS?
- BACKDOOR MAN: A RADIOGRAPH OF COMPUTER SOURCE CODE THEFT CASES.
- ENTER THE WORLD OF YESTERDAY, TOMORROW AND FANTASY: WALT DISNEY WORLD'S CREATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON PRIVACY RIGHTS UNDER THE MAGIC BAND SYSTEM.
- MORE THAN JUST SKIN(S) IN THE GAME: HOW ONE DIGITAL VIDEO GAME ITEM IS BEING USED FOR UNREGULATED GAMBLING PURPOSES ONLINE.
- TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES: MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATION IGNORES THE OFFERING OF NEW SERVICES.
- DEFENDING WITH CLAPPER: APPLYING THE SUPREME COURT'S ARTICLE III STANDING INTERPRETATION TO DATA BREACH LAWSUITS.
- SAMPLING AS A SECONDARY ORALITY PRACTICE AND COPYRIGHT'S TECHNOLOGICAL BIASES.
- OPENING THE DOOR TO SELF-DRIVING CARS: HOW WILL THIS CHANGE THE RULES OF THE ROAD?