The Journal is currently publishing Volume 30. Previous volumes and released issues are available here and on Lexis, Westlaw, and Heinonline.
Volume 30, Issue 2
Articles
- Helen Norton, Manipulation and the First Amendment
- Enrique Armijo, Speech Regulation by Algorithm
- Joanna Kulesza, Human Rights Due Diligence
- Andrea Pin, “A Novel and Controversial Technology.” Artificial Face Recognition, Privacy Protection, and Algorithm Bias in Europe
- Scott J. Shackelford, Seeking a Safe Harbor in a Widening Sea: Unpacking the Schrems Saga and What It Means for Transatlantic Relations and Global Cybersecurity
- Laura Moy, Facing Injustice: How Face Recognition Technology May Increase the Incidence of Misidentifications and Wrongful Convictions
- Sofia Ranchordas & Luisa Scarcella, Automated Government for Vulnerable Citizens: Intermediating Rights
- Pablo Rueda Saiz, Docket Selection and Judicial Responsiveness: The Use of AI in the Colombian Constitutional Court
- Gary D. Brown, If You Think AI Won’t Eclipse Humanity, You’re Probably Just a Human
Notes
- Remy T. B. Oliver, Ridden with Controversy: Applying the Public Forum Doctrine to Public Transit Advertising
- Abigail Hylton, Ballots in an Unfamiliar Language and Other Things That Make No Sense: Interpreting How the Voting Rights Act Undermines Constitutional Rights for Voters with Limited English Proficiency
- A. Reed McLeod, Geofence Warrants: Geolocating the Fourth Amendment
Volume 30, Issue 3 is anticipated to be released in May 2022.
