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The Case Western Reserve Law Review is a student edited, scholarly publication dealing with subjects of general interest in the legal profession.

Cleveland, Ohio
Joined November 2012
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We’re excited to share that Volume 74, Issue 4 is LIVE and accessible at scholarlycommons.law.case.ed…! Issue 4 features articles from our 2023-24 Symposium: Judicial Conduct, Ethics and Reform.
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In addition, Issue 4 includes student notes written by Brooke Finnegan (White), Michael O'Donnell and a student comment written by Kyle Perisutti.
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Thank you to our presenters for their insightful commentary throughout the day, and to our attendees for tuning in to our 2024 symposium "Defending Tomorrow's Democracy: The Future of Elections in the Era of Advanced Technology."
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Starting now: a panel discussion on advanced technology in elections: free speech or defamation! #CWRUSymposium
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Now, a Q&A session for our panelists to answer questions from students, professors, and other symposium attendees!
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Finally, Professor Ellen Goodman (@ellgood), from Rutgers Law School, presenting on generative AI and synthetic content policy.
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Speaking now, Professor Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky, from the University of Florida College of Law, presenting on defamation law in the artificial intelligence and election context.
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Up next: Professor RonNell Andersen Jones (@randersenjones), from The University of Utah College of Law, presenting on the promises and pitfalls of defamation law.
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First up, Professor Marc Blitz, from Oklahoma City University School of Law, presenting on deepfakes, protecting privacy, and the First Amendment.
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Now, we are excited to welcome our keynote speaker Danielle Citron (@daniellecitron), from the University of Virginia School of Law, to present on Intimate Privacy, Expressive Power, and Trust. #CWRUSymposium
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Starting now: a panel discussion on advanced technology and election law topics! #CWRUSymposium
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Now, an opportunity for open discussion and our panelists to answer questions from symposium attendees!
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