The Bluebook does not provide clear guidance on how to cite every authority that law students or legal practitioners need or wish to use in their papers, memos, and briefs. Sometimes, researchers will toil in vain looking for a particular rule or example to cover a less common type of source, only to find that there is no answer. They have stared into the abyss and the abyss has merely stared back! So what do you do now?
Privacy law in the United States is frequently described as a “patchwork” of state and federal law, as there is currently no comprehensive federal law governing privacy. A new Privacy Law Research Guide will help researchers navigate the complexities of this rapidly-evolving patchwork of laws in our increasingly technology-driven world.