Journal of Law & Public Policy

Month: December 2021

NEW BEGINNINGS: A FEMINIST EVALUATION OF GENDERED STIGMA IN THE MODERN LEGAL PROFESSION

NEW BEGINNINGS: A FEMINIST EVALUATION OF GENDERED STIGMA IN THE MODERN LEGAL PROFESSION

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Author: Amanda M. Fisher The modern woman lawyer faces many of the same challenges that women in law faced during their earliest entry into the profession. While circumstances have certainly improved for women in law, gendered stigma is still prevalent in the profession. In this article, “gendered stigma” refers to circumstances resulting from one’s gender as… continue reading

CONTACT TRACING: WHERE WE WERE, WHERE WE ARE, WHERE WE ARE GOING. THE INFLUENCE “PRIVACY BY DESIGN” HAS HAD ON CONTACT TRACING APPS AND THE LASTING IMPRESSION IT WILL HAVE WELL AFTER THE PANDEMIC IS OVER

CONTACT TRACING: WHERE WE WERE, WHERE WE ARE, WHERE WE ARE GOING. THE INFLUENCE “PRIVACY BY DESIGN” HAS HAD ON CONTACT TRACING APPS AND THE LASTING IMPRESSION IT WILL HAVE WELL AFTER THE PANDEMIC IS OVER

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Author: Taylor Farrow As COVID-19 has spread globally, the underlying conflict between personal privacy rights and public well-being rages on, with no clear solution to either in sight.  With the intention of managing the spread of the virus, “tech companies and governments have both sought to come up with effective yet socially distant ways to keep close… continue reading