JHTL - Suffolk University Law School Journal of High Technology Law

05/18/2023

We are excited to announce Volume XXIII Number 2 is officially published and available for reading on JHTL's website. Thank you to the staff members and editors for your diligent efforts, and congratulations to all those published! It has been a great year at JHTL, and we look forward to next year's edition. Click the link below to read these great pieces.

Algorithms, Filters, and Anonymous Messaging: The Addictive Dark Side Of Social Media
23 J. High Tech. L. 260 (2023)
Elizabeth M. Jaffe

D-N-Ableism: The Evolution Of Data-Based Discrimination With Home DNA Kits
23 J. High Tech. L. 290 (2023)
Bridget E. Harrington

How Stable Are Stablecoins?: State Regulation Of Stablecoins
23 J. High Tech. L. 321 (2023)
Eric S. Mulvey

Telehealth Is Here To Stay: Why Medicaid Should Permanently Require States To Offer Mental Health Services Through Telehealth
23 J. High Tech. L. 363 (2023)
Claire E. Remillard

Technology v. Tradition: Technology’s Impact On State Licensing Models And Legal Ethics Requirements
23 J. High Tech. L. 405 (2023)
Brenna J. Ryder

Lagging Legislation: The Use Of Digital Twins Calls By Manufacturers Calls For New Legal Regulations
23 J. High Tech. L. 440 (2023)
Bradley D. Bostwick

An Intruder In Your Pocket: Citizen’s Artificial Intelligence Monitors Users and Highlights The Necessity For Expanded Invasion of Privacy Torts
23 J. High Tech. L. 479 (2023)
John W. Gillies

https://sites.suffolk.edu/jhtl/home/publications/volume-xxiii/volume-xxiii-number-2/

04/02/2023

We are excited to announce JHTL’s Volume XXIV Editorial Board Masthead for 2023-2024. Congratulations on your new roles and best of luck next year!

12/06/2022

We are excited to announce Volume XXIII Number 1 is officially published and available for reading on JHTL's website. Thank you to the staff members and editors for your diligent efforts, and congratulations to all those published! Click the link below to read these great pieces!

Think Before You Post: Social Media Monitoring of Immigrants and Implications on Constitutional Rights and Discriminatory Denials
Brooke Gary

Chartering Into FinTech Waters: The Impact of Financial Technologies on Banking Regulations
Hunter Becker

Automation & The Legal Industry: Legal Automation Transforming A Lawyer’s Role In Society
Megan Fistori

Scanning the Cloud: What Will Apple Really Keep Private?
Alexa Sullivan

A Whole New World: The Importance Of Technological Literacy In Massachusetts Prisons
Alex D'Aloisio

Who’s Accountable: Should a Global Issue Change America’s Internet Laws?
Jennifer Santos

https://sites.suffolk.edu/jhtl/home/publications/volume-xxiii-number-1/

10/04/2022

The Journal of High Technology Law is pleased to announce our Fall Symposium will take place on Tuesday, October 25th at 6:00PM, and will discuss cybersecurity threats in the American energy sector. The event will cover how both private entities and regulatory agencies are addressing these cyber-attacks. Attendees will also learn about the legal frameworks that regulate energy producers and electric utilities. Plus, attendees earn CLE credit. We are fortunate to have Carleton Simpson as our keynote speaker.

About Carleton - Carleton Simpson was appointed to serve as a Commissioner of the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission in November 2021. Prior to his appointment, Carleton worked for a major utility responsible for developing regulatory compliance pertaining to FERC and NERC electric reliability standards. In his role, Carleton was responsible for leading clean energy strategy efforts before legislators and regulators in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, and federal delegations. Carleton has extensive experience working on matters pertaining to electricity and natural gas distribution and transmission, cyber security, electrification, decarbonization, and energy market regulation.

09/21/2022

The first batch of blogs are hitting the JHTL website this weekend. Check out the latest topics in with and

From Across the Pond: The United Kingdom’s Age-Appropriate Design Code’s Influence on United States Legislation By: Andrew Ciulla The United Kingdom’s Age-Appropriate Design Code (“AADC”) is the model for current United States legislation calling for greater protection of children on the i...

07/20/2022

We are excited to announce JHTL’s Volume XXIII Masthead for 2022-2023. Congratulations and welcome to the incoming staff members.

04/10/2022

We are excited to announce our 2022-2023 Editorial Board. Congratulations!

12/12/2021

We are excited to announce Volume XXII Number 1 is officially published and available for reading on JHTL's website. Thank you to the staff members and editors for your diligent efforts, and congratulations to all those published!

Volume XXII Number 1 Data Snatchers: Analyzing TikTok’s Collection of Children’s Data and Its Compliance With Modern Data Privacy Regulations 22 J. High Tech. L. 1 (2021) Samuel M. Roth Let’s “Face” It: Facial Recognition Technology, Police Surveillance, and the Constitution 22 J. High Tec...

10/07/2021

08/24/2021

Welcome back to campus! As we begin our first week of school, JHTL would like to extend congratulations to all incoming 1Ls, returning 2Ls, and 3Ls. Please stay tuned as we highlight the work of our editorial and executive boards as well as our new members in the coming weeks.

07/14/2021

We are excited to announce JHTL’s Volume XXII Masthead for 2021-2022. Congratulations and welcome to our new staff members!