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ISP’s 20th Reunion Oct. 6-7, 2017

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Oct 20

Huge win for our @MFIAclinic, @ProPublica - and everyone. https://t.co/QhbfWVNZgH

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Oct 20

RT @MFIAclinic: MFIA students submit comment signed by 100+ members of YLS opposing DHS rule storing immigrant social media data: https://t…

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Oct 20

RT @TAPolicy: Should human laws apply to #robots?

Examining #AI & the law with @MargotKaminski, @jackbalkin, @rcalo & @ianrkerr: https://t…

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Publications

Fighting Fake News – Workshop Report
(October 21, 2017 | Report)
Sandra Baron, Rebecca Crootof
Governing Machine Learning
(September 2017 | Report)
ISP & Immuta Experts
Under Seal v. Lynch
(September 26, 2016 | Amicus Brief)
Jonathan Manes and Hannah Bloch-Wehba
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Events

Mon, Oct 23 - 02:30 pm

Free Speech & Security in the Age of Social Media Coffee & Conversation with Monika Bickert

Thu, Oct 26 - 06:40 pm

Reproductive Rights Constitutional Primer

Fri, Oct 27 - 08:00 am

MFIA Access and Accountability Conference

Mon, Nov 06 - 06:00 pm

First Amendment Salon - NYC

Tue, Nov 07 - 12:05 pm

Patenting Movement: The Case of Surgical Robotics with Andrew Chin

All events

Initiatives