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Warrant Now Required for One Type of Federal Surveillance, and May Soon Follow for State Law Enforcement
December 16, 2015
Steven Graziano, MJLST Staffer As technology has advanced over the recent decades, law enforcement agencies have expanded their enforcement techniques. One example of these tools...
Circumventing EPA Regulations Through Computer Programs
December 16, 2015
Ted Harrington, MJLST Staffer In September of 2015, it was Volkswagen Group (VW). This December, it was the General Electric Company (GE) finalizing a settlement...
Major Medical Institutions Allegedly Failing to Report Clinical Trials
December 16, 2015
Jessica Jayasuriya, MJLST Managing Editor The Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 requires that parties responsible for clinical trials submit clinical trial inform...
Marooned on Mars: A Legal Look at Space Piracy
December 16, 2015
Tim Joyce, MJLST Staffer Trending on the LawSciBlog’s recent foray into the intersection of law & pop culture, this week our intrepid Staffer corps fact-checks...
Just Not Mayo
December 2, 2015
Nolan Hudalla, MJSLT Staffer In August 2015, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning letter to Hampton Creek Foods, the makers of...
Disruptive Manufacturing Is Disrupting the Law: Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology Presents a Symposium on the Rapid Emergence of 3-D Printing and Its Legal Implications
December 2, 2015
Nia Chung, MJLST Symposium Editor Imagine your six-week old newborn suddenly stops breathing. You rush him to the hospital, where he is diagnosed with tracheobronchomalacia...
Disruptive Manufacturing Is Disrupting the Law: Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology Presents a Symposium on the Rapid Emergence of 3-D Printing and Its Legal Implications
December 2, 2015
Nia Chung, MJLST Symposium Editor Imagine your six-week old newborn suddenly stops breathing. You rush him to the hospital, where he is diagnosed with tracheobronchomalacia...