Law Enforcement Access to User Data - Law, Borders, and Speech Conference @stanfordcis

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Law Enforcement Access to User Data - Law, Borders, and Speech Conference - 10.24.2016 - Stanford CIS

Lawyers and activists concerned with law enforcement, surveillance and privacy have long debated the rules that should govern cross-border requests for Internet platforms to disclose user data to law enforcement. The Microsoft Ireland case and MLAT and ECPA reform discussions in the US have added new urgency to this issue. Do lessons and insights from that discussion help us to think through the cross-border content regulation issues raised in this conference? How should the debate over cross-border data requests be informed by a broader understanding of the problems of international content regulation?

Al Gidari - Director of Privacy, Stanford CIS

Jennifer Granick - Director of Civil Liberties, Stanford CIS

Nathaniel Jones - Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft

Andrew Woods - Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky College of Law

https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/page/law-borders-and-speech

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