The High Tech Law Institute is pleased to present Privacy Crimes: Definition & Enforcement on October 6, 2015. This half-day conference aims to better define the concept of “privacy crimes,” assess how such crimes are currently being addressed in the criminal justice system, and explore how society might better respond to them—through new laws, different enforcement practices, education, and other strategies. The conference will bring together a variety of stakeholders, including prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, academics, and victims’ advocates to discuss three main questions:
- What is a ‘Privacy Crime’?
- What’s Being Done to Enforce Laws Addressing Privacy Crimes?
- How Should We Balance Privacy Interests in the Criminal Justice System?
This event will qualify for 3.5 hours of California MCLE, and IAPP continuing education credit. Santa Clara Law is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider.
The Privacy Crimes: Definition and Enforcement event is organized by The High Tech Law Institute of Santa Clara Law, The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics of Santa Clara University, and the Santa Clara District Attorney’s Office.
Learn More – Including Speakers and Schedule of Events – and Register Online
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Co-sponsored by Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), Identity Theft Council (ITC), and International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
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