Pauline C. Reich
is an American lawyer and has been a tenured professor at Waseda University
School of Law since 1995. She is the Founder and Director of the Asia-Pacific
Cyberlaw, Cybercrime and Internet Security Research Institute at Waseda, and is
a member of the American Bar Association Section of Science and Technology, the
International Association of Privacy Professionals, the Regional Asia
Information Security Exchange and the Japan Information Law Association. Her
publications include LAW, POLICY AND TECHNOLOGY: CYBERTERRORISM, INFORMATION
WARFARE AND INTERNET IMMOBILIZATION (IGI Global, 2012) and the law treatise
CYBERCRIME AND SECURITY (Thomson Reuters/West), now over 4000 pages in length
and updated quarterly.
Professor Reich
will speak about the Snowden/NSA/PRISM situation with respect to its
background, US law, pending and prior litigation by privacy and civil liberties
groups, laws in other countries with respect to privacy and data protection,
and the ethical dilemmas in balancing national security with
constitutional/civil liberties and privacy protections of citizens and
non-citizens.
We would love to
see you at this event for an informative and lively talk.
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