In Ogletree v. Cleveland State University a judge ruled this week that the use of electronic room scans conducted using software from Respondus and Honorlock can potentially violate the Fourth Amendment. As state institutions, the software constitutes a government search. CSU does not require or even recommend room scans, but the products automatically include this […]
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On September 14, 2021, the Wall Street Journal exposed internal reports of Facebook, the parent company for Instagram, that demonstrated the continuing harm to some of its adolescent users – even as the company’s CEO was testifying before Congress that no such harms existed.[1] According to the Wall Street Journal story, internal reports provided damning […]
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Please join us for a talk on Free Speech on Campus and in Online Education presented by the NSU Shepard Broad College of Law and the NSU Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice. Wednesday, February 3, 20216:00 p.m. The open webinar can be accessed here: https://www.nova.edu/alumni/events/index.html This free presentation and discussion will […]
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High school junior varsity cheerleader B.L. did not make the varsity squad. Frustrated that she was passed over by a freshman, B.L. posted a picture of herself with her middle fingers raised, using the caption “fuck cheer” to Snapchat. As a result, she was suspended from the junior varsity team for a year, and like […]
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