EDUCAUSE Live! this Thursday: Lawful access to your information

[Steve Worona <sworona () EDUCAUSE EDU>]

This Thursday, April 7, EDUCAUSE Live! will discuss your obligations 
and options in dealing with demands from law enforcement and private 
parties for information you hold.

"Lawful Access: Issues and Challenges for Universities"

http://www.educause.edu/live1110

1-2pm U.S. Eastern Time, Thursday, April 7. No charge, but 
registration required. Archived for future (re)viewing.

Speakers:

Marc Zwillinger
Founding Partner, Zwillinger Genetski LLP

Elizabeth Banker
Attorney, Zwillinger Genetski LLP

Summary:

The presentation will focus on the discrete types of legal process or 
demands that universities are likely to see from law enforcement and 
civil parties; the types of situations when such demands are likely 
to present legal issues; the legal requirements for responding; and 
the potential pitfalls associated with responding to such demands. In 
addition, we will discuss additional considerations that should be 
taken into account when responding to legal process, such as privacy, 
academic freedom, and free speech. The presentation will offer an 
overview of the legal landscape related to subpoena response and a 
forecast on how it is likely to evolve in coming months as a result 
of ongoing litigation, including the Warshak case, and proposed 
legislation relating to data retention, CALEA, and ECPA reform. 
Attendees will come away with specific practical tips designed to 
ease friction with law enforcement while protecting user privacy.

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