Colorado Technology Law Journal 2024-2025 Volumes 23.1 & 23.2 Executive Board Editor-in-Chief: Sydney Weigert Executive Editor: Nicole Ela Managing Editor: Kailey Lauter Lead Note Editor: Madeline Finlayson Outreach & Diversity Editor: Kevin Nguyen Editorial Staff Articles Editors Shayan Abtahi Annaliese Bennet Jaizlyn Ramos-Andrade Jack Shapiro Grace VanGorder Production Editors Kaitlyn Ponce Gregory Ruff Ryan […]
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Abstract Advancements in technology have empowered law enforcement with new investigative tools, yet they have also increased their ability to invade citizens’ privacy similar to the general warrants of the eighteenth century. The Fourth Amendment was in part written to prevent an unfettered police state, with the Founders of the opinion that some criminals evading
Abstract Platform regulation by the state is often described as being at odds with the First Amendment. By drawing a key comparison with broadcasters’ regulation, this article shows that some forms of platform regulation are compatible with the First Amendment. Scarcity of airwaves has usually been interpreted as the main rationale used by the Supreme
Abstract Since blockchain’s creation, it has inspired technological revolution, but regulation of the technology has been a hot topic. Blockchain generates endless amounts of good with its use, yet it also facilitates billions of dollars in illicit activities. This article argues that, to both allow its growth for good and to prevent bad actors from
Abstract Fusion power technology has seen rapid development in the past decade. Although its promise of nearly-infinite, carbon-free electricity still has years to go in development to reach true commercialization, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is already working to incorporate fusion technologies in its modernized regulatory scheme by a 2027 Congressional mandate, and fusion development
