Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law and Policy

The Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law & Policy  (JTLP) is a student produced journal of contemporary legal topics involving technology of all kinds. The Journal publishes two issues per year, one in the fall and one in the spring, and welcomes submissions of manuscripts from legal scholars, practicing attorneys and anyone who is interested in submitting appealing, technology related material. In addition, submissions on topics linked specifically to the Western District of Pennsylvania are of particular interest to the Journal and are very well-regarded.

 

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University of Pittsburgh School of Law



Vol 16, No 1 (2015)

Table of Contents

Front Matter

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Articles

Foreword
Daniel Harris Brean
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1-5
The Use of Non-Confidential and Limited Confidential Information Obtained by Metadata Mining Outside the Context of Discovery Should Be Ethically Permissible
Michelle K. Chu
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6-22
Forging a Balanced Presumption in Favor of Metadata Disclosure Under the Freedom of Information Act
Ben Minegar
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23-57

Staff Article Series

Microbiomes Germ Clouds and the Future of DNA Jurisprudence
Jade Salyards
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58-75
Police Body Cameras: Mending Fences and How Pittsburgh is a Leading Example
Danielle Evans
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76-100
Connected Vehicle Technology: An All Too Convenient Solution to Roadway Problems in the United States
Victor Kustra
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101-115
Spectrum Sharing in the Context of Vehicle-to-Vehicle Technology: Bureaucratic Hoops, Fierce Competition, Political Maneuverings, and the Larger Policy Issue
Colleen A. Mallick
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116-134