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Case Disclosed

Internet Access v. Internet Infrastructure Security in the Big Apple

March 23, 2018
By Georgia Travers

After the hearing had been delayed several times for logistical reasons, on the afternoon of Thursday, February 22, 2018, a team of two students and one MFIA clinic fellow headed to the Supreme Court of New York for our argument.

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