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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 3, Issue 1 (2025)

Editorial Board Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)
William B. Simpson Editor-in-Chief

Foreword

Foreword
William B. Simpson

Articles

Personal Data is not Digital Contraband: Why the Protecting Data at the Border Act is Needed
Raaid M. R. Bakridi

Unlawful Disclosures Of Personal Information in M&A Transactions and How to Avoid Them
Zion J. Mercado

Free Speech And Synthetic Lies: Deepfakes, Synthetic Media, and the First Amendment
Jacob R. Bourgault

The Constitutionality of Geofence Warrants
Sahara R. Damon

The Case for a Federal Data Privacy Law From a National Security Perspective - What the U.S. Can Learn From Overseas
Theodore H. Massey III

Cyber Insurance for Public Housing: Confronting Market Barriers and Forging Policy Solutions
Deborah L. Johnson and William B. Simpson

Easements as an Option for API Access
William J. O'Reilly

A (Loper) Bright Future? Charting Federal AI Legislation With State Blueprints In a Post-Chevron World
William B. Simpson