Date:
Friday, January 26, 2007.
8:30 AM.

Location: Stanford Law School

<p>The Stanford Center for Internet and Society, Stanford Criminal Justice Center and Stanford Technology Law Review have invited scholars and practioners from around the country to participate in a Symposium on the future of the 4th Amendment in this digital age.</p> <p>The 2007 Symposium will feature the writings of 6 scholars:</p> <p><ul></p> <p><li>Paul Ohm, University of Colorado: The seizure clause and the Internet</li></p> <p><li>Susan Freiwald, University of San Francisco: The &#34;presence of electronic surveillance&#34; test</li></p> <p><li>Deirdre Mulligan and Pam Samuelson, Boalt: Sensor networks for public utilities</li></p> <p><li>Nicole Ozer, ACLU: Radio-Frequency Identification and government monitoring</li></p> <p><li>Richard Salgado, Yahoo!: Councilman and stored communications</li></p> <p></ul></p>