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A fascinating WBUR segment (from 8/19) https://t.co/ouJByd7nBQ echoes the article Alina Das @Das_Alina published in our symposium issue about selective prosecution and 1st A rights of immigrants: https://t.co/WUKi7cFZeo.

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We’re closing out today’s #SpecialEd Law symposium by recognizing the publication of a new book by #NYLS Professors @DeborahNArcher and Richard D. Marsico --@CAPBooks (1/2)

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Join us this Friday to recognize the publication of Special Education Law and Practice by #NYLS Professors @DeborahNArcher and Richard D. Marsico https://t.co/x7QbF9H96B :

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#NYLS is so pleased to welcome Clifford Rowley--of the landmark Supreme Court case impacting students with disabilities on behalf of daughter Amy--to kick off today's Special Education Law symposium!

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Join us for our Special Education Law symposium today in the auditorium at New York Law School!

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“When you give someone your word, it means something.” - Marc Lasry #GettingAnEdge @NYLawSchool @Bucks @NYLSSportsLaw @RobertBlecker

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Excited to host @Bucks Principal Owner Marc Lasry ‘84 for the lunch session of #GettingAnEdge

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It’s half time at our symposium. We are excited to welcome NYLS grad and owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, Marc Lasry #GettingAnEdge

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Our #GettingAnEdge symposium is off to a great start with moderator @RobertBlecker in the NYLS Events Center.

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@evansrosenberg Thank you, DRT, for providing professional level refereeing!

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Despite Moot Court's best efforts, Law Review remains undefeated with a 56-21 victory in the annual flag football game!

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We are accepting #LRSubmissions on Scholastica for our upcoming Issue on the Internet of Things.

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The fact pattern for our Write-on Competition is live on our website. Best of luck to all students participating! https://t.co/oE1U9d24Md

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"From a predictive standpoint, IoT is here to stay."- Peter Partyka #nylsIoT

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"No one wants to update their iPhone, but those updates have security data in them."- Peter Partyka #nylsIoT

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"Technology and the internet move faster than notice and comment regulation."- Kelley Shields #nylsIoT

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Peter Partyka discusses how we have to deal with hackers on a global level, rather than from device to device. #nylsIoT

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"We're going to have critical uses of IoT with life and death implications for developments like remote surgery." - Kelley Shields #nylsIoT

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Brian Feeny discusses how far technology can go to protect information and data on devices #nylsIoT

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LaVonda Reed discusses the three foundations of the FCC's rules of privacy: transparency, choice, and security. #nylsIoT