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Welcome to Information Law and Policy. This three-credit hour class meets on 10 Saturdays from 9am—1pm on
February 7, 14, 21, 28; March 7, 28; April 4, 11, 25; and May 2 in room
1102. This seminar is a required course in
The
John Marshall Law School’s LL.M. degree program in Information Technology and
Privacy Law.
The instructor,
Professor
Leslie Ann Reis, will lead an examination of the
historical foundation and current status of information law and policies.
Students will explore a variety of issues concerning information privacy
i.e., the gathering, use and protection of information about individuals.
Topics will include consumer privacy, protection of personal health and
financial information, value of personal information, commercial uses of
personal information and the roles of government and the private sector in
protecting information privacy. Specific topics and materials may be adjusted
according to current events and students’ experience with and interests. |
Information Law & Policy
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Spring 2008
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IT 801 Spring 2009 |
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Spring 2009
Syllabus |