Rebecca Wexler's guest appearances

Rebecca Wexler

Excited Utterance

Priv8 Podcast

Old Wisdom New Era

Bill Barhydt

Andreas Antonopoulos

Edward Snowden

Glenn Greenwald

Kurt Johnson

Peter McCormack

David Kaye

John Roberts

Vinny Lingham

Roger Ver

James Anderson

John Gleeson

Ken Seiff

Yaniv Tal

David Chaum

OwlTail

How does technology affect our democracy and government? Host Derek E. Silva joins Rebecca Wexler, Professor of Law at UC Berkeley. They take a deep dive into the criminal justice system, the power imbalance caused by predictive technologies, and human rights in the digital age.

<p>How does technology affect our democracy and government? Host Derek E. Silva joins Rebecca Wexler, Professor of Law at UC Berkeley. They take a deep dive into the criminal justice system, the power imbalance caused by predictive technologies, and human rights in the digital age.</p>

How Technology Affects Criminal Justice and Human Rights with Rebecca Wexler

Charles Vogl and guest Rebecca Wexler share lessons about taking the time needed as an adult to discover where to point our efforts.  As a new law student in her 30s, Rebecca discovered the value of her wandering choices and how they brought her to a moment of inspiration and focus. Rebecca Wexler is now an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of California Berkeley, School of Law. She focuses on issues concerning data, technology, and criminal justice.

<p>Charles Vogl and guest Rebecca Wexler share lessons about taking the time needed as an adult to discover where to point our efforts.  As a new law student in her 30s, Rebecca discovered the value of her wandering choices and how they brought her to a moment of inspiration and focus. Rebecca Wexler is now an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of California Berkeley, School of Law. She focuses on issues concerning data, technology, and criminal justice.</p>

Taking Your Time to Wander with Rebecca Wexler

Privacy as Privilege.  Rebecca Wexler from the University of California Berkeley talks about the Stored Communications Act and how it blocks criminal defense subpoenas, effectively creating an unprecedented privilege for online communications.

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