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Showing posts with label European Union. Show all posts
Monday, October 5, 2020

U.S. White Paper on 'Schrems II': Emperor still clothed

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A new U.S. white paper on data protection means favorably to supplement the record on U.S. surveillance practices that, in part, fueled the...
Monday, December 16, 2019

'Breakaway state' of Transnistria might model new Russian sphere of influence

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Transnistria ( Perconte CC BY-SA 2.0) Vladimir Putin is known for multi-tasking foreign policy; that is, he manages bilateral relations...
Friday, November 22, 2019

Expert on Polish judicial crisis speaks to law class

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Prof. Wortham Professor Leah Wortham joined Dean Peltz-Steele and my Comparative Law class on Wednesday to discuss the crisis of judic...
Saturday, November 16, 2019

Dublin City's Brexit Institute tracks all things Brexit

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If you're like me, Brexit is a lot to keep up with.  How do you find out the latest developments, when all of your news channels are aro...
Thursday, October 10, 2019

Honduran law dean joins UMass comparative law class

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Speaking from UNITEC in Tegucigalpa, Dean Castro Valle explained how her 2018 English-language article on comparative tort law ( featured ...
Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Info reg round-up: French feud, global injunction, foreign discovery, and literal grains of paradise

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I've lately been swamped by developments in global information regulation.  Here's a round-up of highlights with links to read more....
Saturday, September 28, 2019

EU court rules for Google, narrows French 'right to be forgotten' order to Europe

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In the latest battle of the feud between Google and the French data protection authority ( CNIL ), the Court of Justice of the European Unio...