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The Data Dilemma for Cell Phone Carriers: To Throttle or Not to Throttle? FTC Seeks to Answer by Suing AT&T Over Speed Limitations for Wireless Customers
November 11, 2014
Benjamin Borden, MJLST Staff Member Connecting to the Internet from a mobile device is an invaluable freedom in the modern age. That essential BuzzFeed quiz...
An Authorship-Centric Approach to the Authentication of Social-Networking Evidence
November 28, 2014
Sen "Alex" Wang, MJLST Staff Member In Volume 13 Issue 1 of the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology, Ira P. Robbins called for...
The UETA: Are Attorneys Automatically Authenticating Every Email?
November 28, 2014
Dylan Quinn, MJLST Lead Note Comment Editor The work week is winding down and you are furiously trying to reach an agreement with opposing counsel...
Republicans Win, Earth Loses
November 22, 2014
Vinita Banthia, MJLST Staff Member The results of last Tuesday's midterm elections were somewhat of a victory for climate-change deniers around the country. In Iowa...
Open Patenting, Innovation, and the Release of the Tesla Patents
November 11, 2014
Blake Vettel, MJLST Staff Member In Volume 14 Issue 2 of the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology, Mariateresa Maggiolino and Marie Lillá Montagnani...
The Data Dilemma for Cell Phone Carriers: To Throttle or Not to Throttle? FTC Seeks to Answer by Suing AT&T Over Speed Limitations for Wireless Customers
November 11, 2014
Benjamin Borden, MJLST Staff Member Connecting to the Internet from a mobile device is an invaluable freedom in the modern age. That essential BuzzFeed quiz...
Scientific Responsibility: Why Lawyers Are Imperative in Scientifically Informed Neuro-Ethics
November 5, 2014
Thomas Hale-Kupiec, MJLST Staff Member In Volume 11, Issue 1 of the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science, & Technology, Eagleman, et al. conclude that "the...