Wednesday, May 30, 2018

The Microsoft-Ireland Case: Do U.S. Warrants Work In Foreign Lands? - The Supreme Court is poised to make a critical ruling on the extraterritorial reach of U.S. warrants for digital material. At issue is whether the 1986 Stored Communications Act (SCA) applies extraterritorially and thereby allows U.S. law enforcement to access an individual user’s email stored overseas, disregarding the mutual legal assistance treaties (MLATs) the U.S. has with over 50 foreign governments.

Rethinking Civil Society Sustainability

US Navy officer: will continue to patrol South China Sea

Woman says hospital declared living husband dead

Undercover In Tibet (Full Documentary)

Tibet Situation : Critical - Full Documentary

James Comey gets real in CNN town hall

Civil Society in Democratic Development

Tuesday, May 1, 2018

German attorney fights rightwing populism | DW Documentary

Teresa A. Sullivan presents "Free Speech After Charlottesville" - David ...

Immigration 101: A Brief Introduction to Immigration Law

Introduction to Immigration Law

"Immigration and the Civil Rights Agenda" - Professor Cristina Rodríguez...

Developments in Immigration Law: Executive Orders

Florida victim's dad to Trump: I'm pissed - BBC News

Fifteen Years of Doing Business: Opportunities for Future Directions

Special Topics In Accounting: Lecture 1 (Spring 2018)

The Free Speech Vernacular: Conceptual Confusions in the Way We Speak ab...

“The Time to Act Is Now”: Florida School Shooting Survivors Confront Tru...

How gun control advocates are creating change