On September 28, Rajesh De will participate as a panelist at the 2016 Inter-Court Conference in Asheville, NC, sponsored by the Supreme Court of North Carolina, the National Center for State Courts, and the Federal Judicial Center. The topic is “Brave New World: Balancing Civil Liberties and National Security in the Twenty-first Century.” Along with Erwin Chemerinsky (University of California, Irvine) and Charles Dunlap (Duke University), Raj will focus particularly on the issue of Cybersecurity and will address questions such as:
- What do you see as some of the most important matters for us to consider as cybersecurity threats increase?
- Do current legal standards adequately provide the government with the ability to fight cybercrime?
- What implications may there be for civil liberties in these efforts?
- What concerns should judicial officials and administrators be aware of with regard to cybersecurity?
- What is the authority of U.S. courts to address cyberattacks by a foreign nation-state?
- How should the analysis change—if at all—for domestic threats created by American citizens?
- What should courts be doing to prepare for claims that election results or vote counts are being manipulated by hackers, whether foreign or domestic?”
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March 23 – 242021
NEXUS:ISRAEL Dealmakers Summit
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March 23 – 242021