Master Class ICT: A Cyber Case Law Review 2021
summary
Covers concrete rulings and open fights: Van Buren: narrowing CFAA liability for “improper purpose”, the pending Mondelez v. Zurich dispute over whether NotPetya triggers a war/hostile‑action exclusion, Indiana high court holding that compelled phone unlocking can be testimonial under the Fifth, split authority on border and geofence warrants (Google’s Sensorvault) and forensic searches, Schrems II collapsing Privacy Shield and upsetting cross‑border transfers, BIPA damages exposure and Cloud Act/Microsoft jurisdiction fixes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:53VanBuren
- 10:05Mondelez International
- 18:08AlAssaad
- 31:11Geofence Warrant
- 33:30Fourth Amendment
- 38:26Schrms
- 43:12Court of Justice
- 54:28Summary
- 57:00Conclusions
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