Privacy and Government Surveillance, Part 5
2016-12-15T22:52:13-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/666/20161214160925002_hd.jpgIn presentations on international views and laws related to U.S. intelligence gathering and data collection, Alan Butler presented a short talk, “Schrems and the International Backlash Against U.S. Surveillance,” and Jennifer Daskal presented a short talk, “When Can Law Enforcement Seize Data Across Borders?” Then panelists discussed data monitoring and collection within the U.S. Concluding thoughts were offered by Mark Zwillinger, a former Justice Department attorney who now heads a private practice which represents corporate clients on internet security, and intelligence and privacy issues.
“Flash Talks: Surveillance in a Borderless World” and the panel “Dialogue: The State of Surveillance” were part of the day-long 2016 Cato Surveillance Conference with intelligence officials, security experts, and professors on government surveillance and privacy concerns.
“Flash Talks: Surveillance in a Borderless World” and the panel “Dialogue: The State of Surveillance” were part of the day-long 2016 Cato Surveillance Conference with intelligence officials, security experts, and professors on government surveillance and privacy concerns.
In presentations on international views and laws related to U.S. intelligence gathering and data collection, Alan Butler presented a short talk, “Schrems and the International Backlash… read more
In presentations on international views and laws related to U.S. intelligence gathering and data collection, Alan Butler presented a short talk, “Schrems and the International Backlash Against U.S. Surveillance,” and Jennifer Daskal presented a short talk, “When Can Law Enforcement Seize Data Across Borders?” Then panelists discussed data monitoring and collection within the U.S. Concluding thoughts were offered by Mark Zwillinger, a former Justice Department attorney who now heads a private practice which represents corporate clients on internet security, and intelligence and privacy issues.
“Flash Talks: Surveillance in a Borderless World” and the panel “Dialogue: The State of Surveillance” were part of the day-long 2016 Cato Surveillance Conference with intelligence officials, security experts, and professors on government surveillance and privacy concerns. close
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- Maya Berry Executive Director Arab American Institute
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- Patrick Eddington Analyst Cato Institute->Homeland Security and Civil Liberties Policy
- Michael German Fellow Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law->Liberty and National Security Program
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Alexander W. Joel Chief Officer Office of the Director of National Intelligence->Civil Liberties and Privacy Office - Jake Laperruque Fellow Constitution Project->Privacy
- Rachel Levinson-Waldman Senior Counsel Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law->Liberty and National Security Program
- Sharia Mayfield Staff Attorney Oregon->Department of Justice
- Luther Reynolds Assistant Police Chief Montgomery County (MD) Police Department->Management Services Bureau
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- Arjun Singh Sethi Director Sikh Coalition->Law and Policy
- Marc J. Zwillinger Founder ZwillGen
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