Privacy and the New Age of Technology

  This past June, the Supreme Court decided the case Carpenter v. United States,[1]  which some may call one of the most influential and important opinions of our time. This case calls into question the government’s access to information provided…

DACA and John Lennon, a Dreamer

Music legend John Lennon, former Beatles star, once sung the words “you may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one.”[1] These words, which make up the chorus for one of his most famous songs, Imagine, have a…

First Round Note Publication Announcement

It is our distinct pleasure to announce that the following students’ Notes have been selected for publication in Volume 37 of the Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal: Sahara F. Farzaneh Peter Z. Polack Julia Spivak Jaclyn Wishnia   Please join…

Where Will We Draw the Line?

How far as a society are we willing to go to accept wrongdoings of public figures when we believe in the policies they promote? Are we really willing to separate personal decisions from professional ones? Are they truly not one…

Health Monitoring Devices, Privacy, and Employee Rights

With the world becoming more technologically advanced, we are finding ourselves producing and collecting data in all aspects of our lives. Although much of this data is collected for beneficial reasons, it comes with a trade off of privacy. Whether…

Matal v. Tam Revisited

The Supreme Court’s ruling this past summer in Matal v. Tam was more than just a decision on the titles that could be used when registering one’s mark, it was also a vindication to those whom slurs have been used…
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