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especially if it has authority to conduct constitutional review or ar- ticulate rights—an understandable focus given the critical role an apex court
expectation of privacy in the numbers they dial,” and even if they did, such an expectation would not be reasonable because telephone users “voluntarily convey
to broad parental rights under the Due Process Clause effectively diminishes, if not outright nullifies, the Court’s stated protections for children
2014) (discussing “market-moving on the part of [both] government instrumentalities” and private parties); Tae-Hee Jo, What If There Are No
responds to datafication’s effects. If data-governance law is inattentive to how data produc- tion creates social benefits and harms, it will be poorly
violations committed by the INS agents during his wrongful arrest and detention.3 If the unlawful actions had been committed by FBI agents investigating
Obama11 is inapposite to the notification law’s constitutional infirmities. Part II explains why, if successful habeas petitioners launched as-applied
confirms what we intuitively know to be true: the specter of mass government surveillance is enough to chill completely legal activities online if
in the First Amendment; anyone wishing to reprint its text may do so at will. But what if those who drafted laws could prevent others from
of federal law. Even if a law did attempt to “bypass” the expanded access process, that aspect of the law would be invalid, since it would