Cases brought under the statutes that turned privacy into a litigation category — biometric identifiers, wiretapping theories applied to the web, and video-viewing records. Most of this work lives at the seam between state statutes and federal procedure, which is where the interesting fights happen.
Notes in this section:
- A defense-side map of BIPA — how the Illinois biometric statute is litigated and defended.
- CIPA §631 wiretapping theory, in plain terms — a 1960s wiretap law in a web-tracking world.
- VPPA — what it actually covers — the Video Privacy Protection Act’s real scope.
This index is scaffolding I wrote to build the site — Peter will replace the framing as the section fills in. [draft — Peter to approve]