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Caselaw

Caselaw is a category used by The De La Torre Review specifically for practical examinations of significant court decisions involving privacy, data protection, cybersecurity, consumer protection, and AI in the U.S. and EU. Articles analyze the facts, legal issues, reasoning, holdings, and practical implications of judicial decisions. Regulatory Enforcement, a separate tag, covers agency enforcement actions, investigations, consent orders, and regulatory settlements.

California v. Delta Air Lines: Why a Website Privacy Policy May Not Cover a Mobile App

California’s lawsuit against Delta Airlines shows why mobile apps need privacy policies that clearly address their data practices—and how federal preemption can limit state enforcement even when an app allegedly fails to comply with CalOPPA.

Sorrell v. IMS: Because Nothing Says ‘Freedom of Speech’ Like Selling Your Prescription Records

Can the sale of prescription records be protected by the First Amendment? This analysis explores Sorrell v. IMS Health, one of the Supreme Court's most influential—and controversial—privacy and commercial speech decisions.

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