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Panelists talked about cyber information and the Fourth Amendment. Topics included questions such as the protections for e-mails. Judge Posner participated by video conference. “The Futur…

U.S. Attorney David Hickton talked about cybersecurity, how law enforcement pursued such criminals, and the prosecution of cybercirmes. He called cybercrimes a cross-border threat that the U…

Academics and private sector officials talked about ways private companies respond to cyber threats. They focused on how they partner with law enforcement to protect their networks, and the …

Panelists talked about changing trends in cybercrime and its evolution as technology advances. “High Tech Crimes of Tomorrow” was a panel at the day-long symposium, “Cybercrime 2020: The …

Leslie Caldwell talked about the Department of Justice’s efforts to address cybercrimes. This was the breakfast keynote address at the day-long symposium, “Cybercrime 2020: The Future o…

Attorneys, Justice Department officials, and academics talked about how Congress could address cybercrimes and possible legislation on the topic. Topics included how statutes such as the Com…

Troels Orting, director of the European Cybercrime Centre, discussed ways the European Union was responding to cyber threats. Topics included international cooperation and the balance betwee…

Panelists talked about the treatment of unaccompanied children from Central America attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border. Topics included the actions of law enforcement in both the U.S…

León Rodríguez, director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, gave a keynote address at a Georgetown University Law Center conference on immigration law and policy. He talked abou…

Panelists talked about what states and local governments were doing to integrate immigrants into their communities. . Speakers included a commissioner with the New York City Mayor’s Office o…

Panelists talked about options for executive action on Immigration and the potential impact of the results of the 2014 midterm elections on President Obama’s actions and immigration policy. …

Representative Henry Waxman (D-CA) talked about global health and health care policy challenges. He discussed some of the major legislation he helped pass involving pharmaceutical drugs and …

Panelists talked about the Ebola outbreak in the Western Africa countries of Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Congo, including how the urban nature of the current outbreak made it…

Panelists talked about the social, political, and cultural challenges of combating the Ebola outbreak in Western Africa. Topics included the health care infrastructure, quarantine and contai…

Panelist discussed the health and economic effects of the Ebola outbreak on the Western Africa countries of Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Congo. They discussed the legal framew…

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf spoke by video conference about the Ebola crisis in Western Africa. She talked about the efforts being made to combat it and said that her country wo…

An international panel discussed human rights law, how human rights are enforced in different countries, and how the rule of law itself becomes part of a culture over time. They also discuss…

An international panel discussed human rights law. Among other topics they considered major successes as well as unaddressed issues in the human rights movement, the effectiveness of the ter…

Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan spoke to Georgetown University Law Center students about her life and career. This event was part of the Dean’s Lecture to the Graduating Class series.

Professor Randy Barnett talked about his book, Restoring the Lost Constitution: The Presumption of Liberty, in which he argues that for many decades, U.S. courts have failed uphold the parts…