Subject: Reminder -- Georgetown Law - MIT Privacy Practicum Presentations TODAY
From: David Vladeck <[email-masked]>
To: Law Faculty and Visitors <[email-masked]>
Cc: Alvaro M Bedoya <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2015 15:35:22 +0000

Dear Colleagues:  Just a reminder that this afternoon in Room 200 Georgetown and MIT students will be presenting their model statutes to an expert panel.   I’ve set out below a schedule.  Please join us.  David and Alvaro

Final Presentations of the Georgetown Law & MIT Privacy Practicum Course
April 23, 2015

Since January, teams of Georgetown Law and MIT students have been researching, drafting, and refining model state and federal privacy bills. Today, they will pitch their bills to a panel of experts from government, industry and NGOs. The panel will comment on and ask questions about their proposals. At the end of the presentations, they will select one bill to recognize as most promising.

Schedule

1:30-1:40 pm Welcome and  Overview of Course, Prof. Danny Weitzner, MIT
Overview of Presentations, Prof. Alvaro Bedoya,  Georgetown Law

1:40-1:50 Introductory Remarks, Jacob Kohnstamm, Chairman, Dutch Data Protection Authority

1:50-2:20 Anti-Revenge Porn Act of 2015 (Allison Bazinet & Moriah Daugherty, Georgetown Law; Ryan Lau, MIT)
Each team is allotted 25 minutes, with up to 12 minutes for a team presentation, and the remainder of the time for questions and comments from the expert panel. An additional 5 minutes are allotted for break-down and set-up between teams.

2:20-2:50 Mobile Health Information Act (Cecilia Testart Pacheco& Laura Moses, MIT; Jadzia Butler & Jim Davy, Georgetown Law)

2:50-3:05 Coffee break

3:05-3:35 Targeted Advertising, Anti-Discrimination, Choice & Transparency Act (Isabelle Styslinger, MIT; Fanilla Cheng, Sharia Mayfield & Steven Pong, Georgetown Law)

3:35-4:05 Fairness and Transparency in Credit Scoring Act (Julius Adebayo, MIT; Mikella Hurley & Taesung Lee, Georgetown Law)

4:05-4:35 Facial Anonymity in Commercial Enterprise Act  (Camille Fischer, Leah Rabkin & Harrison Rudolph, Georgetown Law; Shirley Chen, MIT)

4:35-4:45 Coffee break & Expert Panel Deliberation on Best  Proposal

4:45-5:00  Expert Panel Recognition of Best Proposal Event Wrap-up, Prof. Bedoya & Prof. Weitzner

Closing Remarks, Senator Al Franken (D-Minn.)

Expert Panel:

Chris Calabrese, Senior Policy Director, Center for Democracy & Technology

Hank Dempsey, Chief Consultant, Privacy & Consumer Protection Committee, California State Assembly

Erik Jones, Policy Director & Assistant Attorney General, Illinois Attorney General’s Office

John B. Morris, Jr. , Associate Administrator, Office of Policy Analysis and Development, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce

Frank Torres, Director of Consumer Affairs, Microsoft

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Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2015 3:23 PM
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Subject: YOU’RE INVITED: Georgetown Law - MIT Privacy Practicum Presentations

Tomorrow, from 1:30 to 5pm in McDonough 200, Georgetown Law and MIT students in the Legislating Privacy practicum will pitch their draft privacy bills to a panel of experts from government, industry, and NGOs. Special guests include the head of the Dutch Data Protection Authority as well as Senator Al Franken (D-Minn.), who will close the presentations.

The students have written bills to:

- Stop the spread of so-called “revenge porn”
- Protect the privacy of health information from wearables and health apps
- Give Internet users greater control over online ads
- Ensure fairness and block discrimination in Big Data credit algorithms
- Regulate the use of facial recognition in malls and other commercial settings

An agenda can be found here<https://www.dropbox.com/s/ede21nen27opkb3/Final%20Presentations%20of%20the%20Georgetown%20Law-MIT%20Privacy%20Practicum%20Course.pdf?dl=0>. Seating will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

We hope to see you tomorrow!

Professors Bedoya & Vladeck