Members of Yale ISP File Supreme Court Amicus Brief on Indecency Regulations
Brief amici curiae of Yale Law School Information Society Project Scholars, et al. filed. On September 14, Yale ISP fellows Priscilla Smith and Nicholas Bramble filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court, urging the Court to refrain from using the case of Federal Communications Commission v. Fox Television Stations—which concerns the narrow question of [...]
Betsy Cooper on Watson and judges – ISP Ideas Lunch report
ISP Student Fellow Betsy Cooper just spoke with the ISP at our Ideas Lunch about her paper in the Yale Law Journal Online on the Watson computer and new textualist judges. Interesting comments and questions came up: -What is bias? Is it psychological, or political? Does it mean deviation- and what if the average is [...]
David Robinson “PROTECT IP Act” Working Paper
ISP Fellow David Robinson has released his paper Following the Money: A Better Way Forward on the Protect IP Act as part of the ISP Working Paper Series. The ISP provides a forum for resident fellows, visiting fellows, and student fellows to collaborate on and discuss significant research and policy projects. The ISP Working Paper [...]
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