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October 2016 -

"Professor Rotenberg Speaks about Free Speech and Privacy," coverage by The Michigan Review, October 23, 2016, featuring discussion lead by Adjunct Professor Marc Rotenberg, director, Electronic Privacy Information Center.

"Police Facial Recognition Databases Log About Half Of Americans," an interview with Adjunct Professor Alvaro Bedoya, director, Center on Privacy & Technology, on NPR Weekend Edition Sunday, October 23, 2016.

“DC Council Approves Juvenile Prison Reform”, coverage in The Hoya, October 21, 2016, features Professor Paul Rothstein.

"The Long Arm of Justice: from Africa to The Hague and the SDGs," a piece by Adjunct Professor Mark V. Vlasic, in International Bar Association, October 20, 2016.

"WikiLeaks emails part curtain on a nearly elected Obama considering White House staff," coverage by McClathy DC, October 20, featuring Professor Daniel K. Tarullo.

"GUEST BLOG: Dr David Small – NZ Spy Agencies – Holding them to Account, special 3 part series," coverage by The Daily Blog, October 20, 2016, an opinion piece by Adjunct Professor David Small.

"Privacy groups target ads for kids disguised as YouTube content," coverage by Computer World, October 20, 2016, quoting Visiting Professor Laura Moy.

"After 25 years, Clarence Thomas still dissents," coverage by USA Today, October 20, 2016, quoting Professor Randy  Barnett.

"The Source: The 'Wild West' Of Facial Recognition Technology," coverage by The Source (Texas Public Radio), October 20, 2016, featuring an interview with Adjunct Professor Alvaro Bedoya, executive director of the Center on Privacy and Tecnhology.

"In new twist in Rosenberg spy saga, sons seek mother’s exoneration," coverage in The Boston Globe, October 19, 2016, quoting Professor David Vladeck.

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