FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2015
Morning Presiding Officer:
Ginny Scholtes ’16, BTLJ Symposium Editor, UC Berkeley School of Law
8:15 AM |
RegistrationCentennial Lobby (1st Floor, Boalt Hall) BreakfastDonor Lobby (2nd Floor, Boalt Hall) |
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9:00 AM
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Welcoming RemarksDean Sujit Choudhry, UC Berkeley School of Law |
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9:15 AM |
Tutorial: Doing Data Science (0.75 HR) [ Audio ]In this tutorial, Doing Data Science textbook author Cathy
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9:55 AM |
Panel 1: Understanding the Implications of Open Data (1.50 HR) [ Audio ]Public entities collect and maintain databases that include Moderator: Lindsey Tonsager, Covington & Burling LLP Panelists:
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11:25 AM
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LunchWalk to the Bancroft Hotel (2680 Bancroft Way), located across the street from Boalt Hall, for Lunch and the David Nelson Memorial Keynote Lecture.
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Noon Presiding Officer:
Joseph Mornin ’15, BTLJ Editor in Chief, UC Berkeley School of Law
11:40 AM |
David Nelson Memorial Keynote Lecture:
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Afternoon Presiding Officer:
Emmie Tran ’16, BTLJ Symposium Editor, UC Berkeley School of Law
12:45 PM
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Panel 2: Policy Approaches to Managing Open Data Risks (1.50 HR) [ Audio ]Panelists will discuss differing approaches to preserving privacy in government releases of information. Special attention will be paid to the advantages and disadvantages of certain disclosure limitation methods and how recent advances in data privacy from the fields of law and computation could improve upon real-world models currently used by governments to make data available to the public. Panelists will discuss the inferential possibilities of open data, the limits of inference, and whether risk assessment or legal conditions on data release can best address these problems. Moderator: Mitchell Zimmerman, Fenwick & West LLP Panelists:
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2:15 PM |
BreakRefreshments available in Donor Lobby. (2nd Floor, Boalt Hall) |
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2:40 PM
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Panel 3: Comparative Approaches: Privacy Law and Public Health Law (1.75 HR) [ Audio ]Panelists will examine the tension between open data policy and privacy interests across governments around the world, with the goal of understanding the most pressing legal issues and public policy debates in the area of open data. One group of panelists will examine open data approaches through the lens of Fair Information Principles (FIPs), a body of norms that are reflected in most information privacy law. A second group will focus on whether the rules governing public health disclosures provide insight into releases of government data. Moderator: Sue Glueck, Microsoft Corporation Panelists:
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4:30 PM |
BreakRefreshments available in Donor Lobby. (2nd Floor, Boalt Hall) |
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4:45 PM |
Concluding Thoughts: Subject Matter Experts (0.75 HR)
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5:35 PM |
ReceptionSteinhart Courtyard (2nd Floor, Boalt Hall) |