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The Student Journal of Information Privacy Law (“SJIPL”) is an online publication produced by the University of Maine School of Law. SJIPL was established to provide students at the University of Maine School of Law as well as students at other law schools around the United States and internationally an outlet for publishing their work on topics of Information Privacy Law, Cybersecurity Law, emerging technologies and legal implications of those technologies, and other related topics. SJIPL publishes a monthly edition and an annual paginated edition of student work.

Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 1 (2024)

Editorial Board Vol. 2. No.1 (2024)
Hannah Babinski Editor-in-Chief

Articles

An Inadequate Band-Aid: Existing Privacy Law has Uncertain Application to Web-Scraped Personal Information Used to Train AI
Jody L. Eckman

The Right to Privacy and the Japanese Constitution
Mark A. Sayre

Who Should be Liable? Examining the Corporate Liability Regime for Cybersecurity Risks
Angel R. Gardner

Taking Matters into Your Own Hands; Using the Private Rights of Action in UDAP Statutes to Hold Businesses Accountable for Data Breaches
Deirdre Sullivan

Social Media: One of Fast Fashion’s Biggest Influencers Why Legal Intervention is Essential to Reduce Social Media’s Promotion of Fast Fashion– An Industry Founded on Unsustainable Business Practices
Abigail McCann

Examining Netchoice and Murthy: Content Moderation in the Hands of the Supreme Court
Devin B. Forbush