Mark Rotenberg's guest appearances

Mark Rotenberg

Center for Internet and Society

WCCO 9-Noon

Mark Cuban

Elon Musk

Annie Duke

Kamala Harris

Christopher Columbus

Dave Rubin

Jerry Maguire

Chuck Klosterman

Dave Lee

Louie Anderson

Brian Murphy

Adam Grant

Jeff Goldblum

Lawrence Lessig

Dan Cook

OwlTail

Professor and presidential power expert Mark Rotenberg joins Jordana Green to discuss President Trump failing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power and how, even in difficult times, the transfer of power between administrations has always been smooth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Professor and presidential power expert Mark Rotenberg joins Jordana Green to discuss President Trump failing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power and how, even in difficult times, the transfer of power between administrations has always been smooth.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Mark Rotenberg on the history of peaceful transitions of presidential power

Marc Rotenberg is President and Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) in Washington, DC, and a former counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee. EPIC focuses public attention on emerging privacy and civil liberties issues. EPIC routinely files amicus briefs in federal and state courts, testifies before Congress, participates in agency rule makings, and conducts extensive Freedom of Information Act litigation. In the last several months, EPIC settled FOIA cases favorably in EPIC v. CIA (surveillance of mosques), EPIC v. DHS and EPIC v. TSA (airport body scanners), EPIC v. Dept. of Ed (student privacy), and EPIC v. ODNI (Privacy Act compliance). Earlier this summer EPIC filed a petition with the US Supreme Court challenging the NSA's telephone record collection program. Legal scholars and former members of the Church Committee have filed several amicus briefs in support of In re EPIC, urging the Court to hear the case. The Court is scheduled to consider the EPIC petition at the November 15, 2013 conference.Event co-hosted by SLATA and Stanford CIS.

Marc Rotenberg is President and Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) in Washington, DC, and a former counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee. EPIC focuses public attention on emerging privacy and civil liberties issues. EPIC routinely files amicus briefs in federal and state courts, testifies before Congress, participates in agency rule makings, and conducts extensive Freedom of Information Act litigation. In the last several months, EPIC settled FOIA cases favorably in EPIC v. CIA (surveillance of mosques), EPIC v. DHS and EPIC v. TSA (airport body scanners), EPIC v. Dept. of Ed (student privacy), and EPIC v. ODNI (Privacy Act compliance). Earlier this summer EPIC filed a petition with the US Supreme Court challenging the NSA's telephone record collection program. Legal scholars and former members of the Church Committee have filed several amicus briefs in support of In re EPIC, urging the Court to hear the case. The Court is scheduled to consider the EPIC petition at the November 15, 2013 conference. Event co-hosted by SLATA and Stanford CIS.

Mark Rotenberg - The Challenge to the NSA Telephone Record Collection Program