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Protecting Individual Privacy in the Internet Age: Where, if at All, Should Lines be Drawn, and Who Should be the Artist

December 5, 2013

Protecting Individual Privacy in the Internet Age: Where, if at All, Should Lines be Drawn, and Who Should be the Artist?

Moderator

Leslie Gielow Jacobs, Professor of Law & the Director of the Capital Center for Public Law & Policy at University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Speakers

  • Drew Liebert, Chief Counsel of the California Assembly Judiciary Committee
  • Eric Goldman, Professor of Law & the Director of the High Tech Law Institute at Santa Clara University School of Law
  • Hanni Fakhoury, Attorney at Electronic Frontier Foundation

About the Lecture

Michael Belote

The Mike Belote Endowed Capital Center Lecture was made possible by a generous donation from Mike Belote, ’87 President of California Advocates, Inc. and long-time Pacific McGeorge donor and volunteer. Mr. Belote’s gift was matched by the University of the Pacific Powell Fund. Read an article about the lecture.