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Full-Text Articles in Science and Technology Law
Moving Beyond Bitcoin To An Endogenous Theory Of Decentralized Ledger Technology Regulation: An Initial Proposal, Carla L. Reyes
Moving Beyond Bitcoin To An Endogenous Theory Of Decentralized Ledger Technology Regulation: An Initial Proposal, Carla L. Reyes
Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Current regulation of decentralized ledger technology leaves industry actors in confusion, facing high risk, and confronting significant disincentives to innovate. This Article argues that an endogenous regulatory approach offers an avenue for alleviating these obstacles while still providing sufficient tools for government oversight. In particular, this Article proposes regulation that is endogenous at two levels: first, in that it is created through an iterative, cooperative process involving both regulators and industry actors, and second, that it is implemented as regulation-through-code, that is, regulation written into the code itself. In so doing, this Article also investigates whether successful implementation of such …
Transfer Pricing Challenges In The Cloud, Orly Mazur
Transfer Pricing Challenges In The Cloud, Orly Mazur
Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Cloud computing - the provision of information technology resources in a virtual environment - has fundamentally changed how companies operate. Companies have quickly adapted by moving their businesses to the cloud, but international tax standards have failed to follow suit. As a result, taxpayers and tax administrations confront significant tax challenges in applying outdated tax principles to this new environment. One particular area that raises perplexing tax issues is the transfer pricing rules. The transfer pricing rules set forth the intercompany price a cloud service provider must charge an affiliate using its cloud services, which ultimately affects in which jurisdiction …
Was There A Body In The Trunk: Volatile Organic Compounds In The Trial Of Casey Anthony And The Evolving Search For A Chemical Profile For Human Decomposition, John Ensiminger, Megan A. Ferguson, L. E. Papet
Was There A Body In The Trunk: Volatile Organic Compounds In The Trial Of Casey Anthony And The Evolving Search For A Chemical Profile For Human Decomposition, John Ensiminger, Megan A. Ferguson, L. E. Papet
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Yes, Your Personal Data Is At Risk: Get Over It, Marian K. Riedy
Yes, Your Personal Data Is At Risk: Get Over It, Marian K. Riedy
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
Over the past decade, the number of security breaches that have compromised business records containing the personal information of millions of American consumers has soared. The legal world has largely responded in a traditional fashion: by rushing to the courthouse seeking damages for various alleged injuries from the same businesses that had their computers and networks breached by criminal hackers. Corporate misconduct is a classic justification for expending societal resources to hold a company accountable and deter other companies from engaging in similar, harmful conduct. However, company data on consumers and clients may be compromised in situations involving no corporate …
If It Smells Funny, Don't Eat It: An Example Of The Controversy Surrounding Genetically Engineered Food Labeling Laws, Diana Milbourn
If It Smells Funny, Don't Eat It: An Example Of The Controversy Surrounding Genetically Engineered Food Labeling Laws, Diana Milbourn
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Future Of Space Exploration: Spacex's Petitions For Inter Partes Review Against Blue Origin's Rocket-Landing Technology, Joshua T. Smith
The Future Of Space Exploration: Spacex's Petitions For Inter Partes Review Against Blue Origin's Rocket-Landing Technology, Joshua T. Smith
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Immunity For Child Sex Trafficking Extended To Backpage.Com: Doe Ex Rel. Roe V. Backpage.Com, Llc, Steven B. Taylor
Immunity For Child Sex Trafficking Extended To Backpage.Com: Doe Ex Rel. Roe V. Backpage.Com, Llc, Steven B. Taylor
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Contours Of American Trade Secret Law: What Is And What Isn't Protectable As A Trade Secret, Richard F. Dole Jr.
The Contours Of American Trade Secret Law: What Is And What Isn't Protectable As A Trade Secret, Richard F. Dole Jr.
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Law Of Intangible Assets: The Philosophical Underpinnings Of Trade Secret Law In The United States, Ekaterina G. Long
The Law Of Intangible Assets: The Philosophical Underpinnings Of Trade Secret Law In The United States, Ekaterina G. Long
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
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The Internet (Never) Forgets, May Crockett
The Internet (Never) Forgets, May Crockett
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
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State Bar Associations And Attorney Online Speech: Punishment Without Proper Guidance, Mary Lamar W. Nicholas
State Bar Associations And Attorney Online Speech: Punishment Without Proper Guidance, Mary Lamar W. Nicholas
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Can You Keep A Secret: Some Wish To Ban Encryption Technology For Fears Of Data Going Dark, Steven B. Taylor
Can You Keep A Secret: Some Wish To Ban Encryption Technology For Fears Of Data Going Dark, Steven B. Taylor
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Learned Profession Defense: A Modern Response To Crony Capitalism's Historical Evolution And Impact On Patent Law, Wade M. Chumney, Megan A. Ferguson, Roby B. Sawyers
The Learned Profession Defense: A Modern Response To Crony Capitalism's Historical Evolution And Impact On Patent Law, Wade M. Chumney, Megan A. Ferguson, Roby B. Sawyers
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Policy Considerations For The Blockchain Technology Public And Private Applications, Garry Gabison
Policy Considerations For The Blockchain Technology Public And Private Applications, Garry Gabison
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Seeking To Promote Security Over Privacy And Achieving Neither, Jon M. Garon
Seeking To Promote Security Over Privacy And Achieving Neither, Jon M. Garon
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Paradox Of Clean Food And The Food Safety Modernization Act: Understanding The Fda's Preventive Controls For Human Food Rule, Melissa M. Card
The Paradox Of Clean Food And The Food Safety Modernization Act: Understanding The Fda's Preventive Controls For Human Food Rule, Melissa M. Card
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Dynamics Of Domestic And International Cargo Theft, Barry Conlon
The Dynamics Of Domestic And International Cargo Theft, Barry Conlon
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Legal Risk And The Scientific Process, Joseph F. Fielder
Legal Risk And The Scientific Process, Joseph F. Fielder
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Contours Of Gmo Regulation And Labeling, Joanna K. Sax
Contours Of Gmo Regulation And Labeling, Joanna K. Sax
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Less May Be More: Reading Into Fda's Labeling Requirements, Diana R. H. Winters
Less May Be More: Reading Into Fda's Labeling Requirements, Diana R. H. Winters
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.
Patent Law Challenges For The Internet Of Things, W. Keith Robinson
Patent Law Challenges For The Internet Of Things, W. Keith Robinson
Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters
In the near future, emerging technologies will allow billions of everyday devices to be connected via the Internet. This increasingly popular phenomenon is referred to as the Internet of Things (“IoT”). The IoT is broadly defined as technology that allows everyday devices to (1) become “smart” and (2) communicate with other smart devices. Estimates indicate that the market for smart devices, such as wearables, will grow to $70 billion dollars in the next ten years. Like many other emerging technologies, the entrepreneurs and companies developing these applications will seek patent protection for their inventions. In turn, the current U.S. patent …
Defending Data, Pamela R. Metzger
Defending Data, Pamela R. Metzger
Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Defending Data proposes a data-driven, systems-based approach to improving public defense in America.
Public defenders represent millions of defendants every year. Yet, public defense remains a largely data-less enterprise, a black box of discretionary decisions disconnected from any systemic analysis about the relationship between defender practices and case outcomes. Defending Data adopts a novel approach to the crisis of public defense. Building off of the successful implementation of system-based approaches in other complex, high-risk industries such as aviation and medicine, Defending Data explains how defenders can develop a data-driven systems approach to public defense.
Defending Data begins by describing the …
On Designation Of North Korea As A State Sponsor Of Cyberterrorism, Justin L. Koplow
On Designation Of North Korea As A State Sponsor Of Cyberterrorism, Justin L. Koplow
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
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Science And The New Rehabilitation, Meghan J. Ryan
Science And The New Rehabilitation, Meghan J. Ryan
Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Rehabilitation’s making a comeback. Long thought to be an outdated approach to punishment, rehabilitation is reemerging in the wake of scientific advances. Not only have these advances in the fields of pharmacology, genetics, and neuroscience brought new rehabilitative possibilities, but the media’s communication of these advances to the general public have set the stage for rehabilitation’s reprise. The media constantly pummels the general public with reports of scientific breakthroughs like functional magnetic resonance imaging, prepping the public to be more accepting of deterministic viewpoints and to be more open to the possibility of transforming individuals. The rehabilitation that is emerging, …
In Search Of The Golden Mean: Examining The Impact Of The President's Proposed Changes To The Cfaa On Combatting Insider Misuse, Shawn E. Tuma
In Search Of The Golden Mean: Examining The Impact Of The President's Proposed Changes To The Cfaa On Combatting Insider Misuse, Shawn E. Tuma
SMU Science and Technology Law Review
No abstract provided.