Boundaries of law: Global perspectives on transparency, accountability & oversight ...
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Panelists map specific legal failures and fixes: secret decree 2008 enables undersea cable mass collection in France, the July law approves long data retention and lets police and ISPs deploy IMSI-catchers and black boxes with no ex‑ante judicial warrants, CNCT oversight is consultative and government can bypass it, UK documents reveal 189 secret directions and no central register until watchdog pressure produced a statistical code of practice; courts and new investigatory bills are wrestling transparency into enforceable, testable rules.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 6:57Challenging remarks
- 8:48Three main reasons
- 13:09Judicial oversight
- 15:29Secret interpretations of law
- 18:27National master surveillance
- 27:38Questions
- 27:50Transparency
- 34:18Practice
- 38:30Reflection
- 44:43National security
- 48:17Question time
- 50:35Transparency and oversight
- 52:06Questions and answers
- 57:07Good oversight
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