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Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology

Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology

Welcome to the Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology (JLT), formerly known as the CommLaw Conspectus: Journal of Communications Law and Technology Policy, vol. 1 (1993) - vol. 23, (2015)

The Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology publishes thoughtful, timely, and useful articles that discuss recent developments in communications law, information privacy law, and intellectual property law. These fields are constantly undergoing rapid changes, and we are dedicated to addressing cutting-edge issues, policies, and technologies.

Current Issue: Volume 26, Issue 2 (2018)

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Privacy vs. Protection: Why Tracking Mobile-device Location Data Without a Warrant Requires a Fourth Amendment Exception
Andrew Stover

Changing Governance Models by Applying Blockchain Computing
Steve Young

Market Transparency: How Congress Can Reform Post-Secondary Student Data to Expand Consumer Choice, Benefit Institutions, and Make Higher Education More Transparent
William Holloway

Providing Protection to Programmers' Works: Disregard the Merger Doctrine and Adopt the Application Approach
Akshay Jain

The Impact of Regulatory Measures Imposed on Initial Coin Offerings in the United States Market Economy
Joseph D. Moran

International Comity and the Non-State Actor, Microsoft: Why Law Enforcement Access to Data Stored Abroad Act (LEADS Act) Promotes International Comity
Sabah Siddiqui