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Growing Private Surveillance of Roads Suggests Further Questions for Fourth Amendment

by Jeremy Thomas | Apr 12, 2023 | Commentary

            Advances in ubiquitous computing allow private citizens to arm their automobiles with cameras to observe and record their surroundings continuously. For example, each Tesla automobile has “eight cameras and powerful vision processing [to] provide 360...

The Surrogate Parenting Act of 1988: Revisiting the Evolution of Assisted Reproductive Technology, Surrogacy, and Public Policy Concerns in 2023

by Belen Best | Mar 29, 2023 | Commentary

The Surrogate Parenting Act of 1988: Revisiting the Evolution of Assisted Reproductive Technology, Surrogacy, and Public Policy Concerns in 2023   Assisted Reproductive Technology (“ART”) has dramatically changed the landscape of procreation and parenthood in the...

A critical solution to “fuel” global decarbonization

by Manan Shah | Mar 8, 2023 | Commentary | 1 comment

Investment into advanced nuclear technologies has become central to national and global efforts to achieve near-term decarbonization targets. The rationale is simple. Nuclear power – which currently constitutes 20% of the U.S. energy mix – produces no carbon emissions...

Clickbait: Can it Be an Unfair Competition Practice?

by Pedro Chirinos Terrones | Jan 24, 2023 | Commentary

Imagine you are navigating on a specific social media and, suddenly, you see a post from a page you’re following with this attractive headline: “We have all the specifics of the new chapter of this series!”. Turns out that that is one of your favorite series and you...

Autonomous Vehicle Rollout: Moving Towards a State and Local Focus

by Joseph Jazwinski | Jan 24, 2023 | Commentary

In 2015, the University of Michigan excitedly announced MCity, a state-of-the-art test track for “connected and automated” vehicle technology and an exciting development for the prospect of a driverless transportation system. The expansive fake city, unique at the...

Gatekeeper and Competitor: Apple’s Roles Conflict in App Store Administration

by Jacob Kalphat-Losego | Jan 11, 2023 | Commentary

Spotify’s recent media barrage against Apple for the phone maker’s app store policies reveals a glaring breach in American antitrust enforcement. Spotify, a subscription-based media streaming service, has taken to hurling complaints against Apple for its allegedly...
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