• 14 WashJLTech&Arts no.2 Issue information 

  Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-06)
• Transformative Variations: The Uses and Abuses of the Transformative Use Doctrine in Right of Publicity Law 

  Bunker, Matthew D.; Erickson, Emily (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-06)
• Science and Privacy: Data Protection Laws and Their Impact on Research 

  Hintze, Mike (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-06)
• Animal Healthcare Robots: The Case for Privacy Regulation 

  Al-Saif, Sulaf (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-06)

  Animal healthcare robots are a form of healthcare or wellness devices that possess the appearance of animals or pets and that collect data on the user. The appearance, use, and nature of data collected by these robots ...
• 14 WashJLTech&Arts no.1 Issue information 

  Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-01)

  Table of Contents
• BLAME IT ON THE MACHINE: A SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS OF LIABILITY IN AN AI WORLD 

  Callier, Michael; Callier, Harly (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-01)

  As technology continues to evolve, interactions between humans and artificial intelligence (“AI”) will skyrocket. It is important to understand the impact AI can have on society, as well as the potential harm and subsequent ...
• EVERYONE WANTS TO SEE THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF YOU 

  Kalinowski, Caesar IV (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-01)

  Starting with heavy, immobile cameras and progressing to immediately shareable, discreet cellphone videos, the last century has expanded our ability to record ourselves and others—whenever and wherever—to formerly unfathomable ...
• REMARKS ON THE PROBLEM OF SCOPE IN IP 

  McKenna, Mark P. (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2019-01)
• 13 WASH. J.L. TECH.& ARTS no. 3 Issue information 

  Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-07)
• Smart Contracts, Blockchain, and the Next Frontier of Transactional Law 

  McKinney, Scott A.; Landy, Rachel; Wilka, Rachel (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-07)

  ABSTRACT Smart contracts are an emerging technology that could revolutionize commercial transactions by eliminating inefficiencies and uncertainty created by the current transactional ecosystem of lawyers, courts, regulators, ...
• Robots Welcome? Ethical and Legal Considerations for Web Crawling and Scraping 

  Gold, Zachary; Latonero, Mark (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-07)

  ABSTRACT Web crawlers are widely used software programs designed to automatically search the online universe to find and collect information. The data that crawlers provide help make sense of the vast and often chaotic ...
• Fair Use, Fair Play: Video Game Performances and “Let’s Plays” as Transformative Use 

  Hagen, Dan (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-07)

  ABSTRACT With the advent of social video upload sites like YouTube, what constitutes fair use has become a hotly debated and often litigated subject. Major content rights holders in the movie and music industry assert ...
• How Machines Learn: Where do Companies get Data for Machine Learning and What Licenses do They Need? 

  Wilka, Rachel; Landy, Rachel; McKinney, Scott A. (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-07)

  ABSTRACT Machine learning services ingest customer data in order to provide refined, customized services. Machine learning algorithms are increasingly prominent in multiple sectors within the software-as-a-service industry ...
• 12 WASH. J.L. TECH.& ARTS no.4 Issue Information 

  Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2017-04)
• 13WashJLTech&Artsno2 Issue Information 

  Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-04)
• Taking Care of Article 6bisness: How Belmora LLC V. Bayer Consumer Care AG Made The Well-Known Mark Doctrine Inevitable In The U.S. 

  Wei, Gwen (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-04)

  Abstract: In Belmora LLC v. Bayer Consumer Care AG, the Fourth Circuit held that a foreign company with no U.S. federal trademark registration for "FLANAX" could nevertheless demand cancellation of its competitor's U.S. ...
• “Let’s Go Crazy” with Fair Use: Amending the Digital Millennium Copyright Act 

  Jassal, Kiran (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-04)

  Abstract: In Lenz v. Universal, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California ruled that copyright holders must consider fair use before filing takedown notices for infringing content posted on ...
• The State Department Can Gun Down 3-D Printed Firearms 

  Westermeyer, Derk (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-04)

  In 1976, Congress enacted the Arms Export Control Act (“AECA”), giving the President broad power to control imports and exports of defense articles. At the time, defense articles included any “technical data” relating to ...
• Report and Recommendations of the Arizona Task Force on Court Management of Digital Evidence 

  Thumma, Samuel A.; Arizona Task Force on Court Management of Digital Evidence (Seattle: Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, University of Washington School of Law, 2018-04)

  The 2016 Joint Technology Committee Resource Bulletin: Managing Digital Evidence in Courts, warned that “[c]ourt management systems are not currently designed to manage large quantities of digital evidence, which means ...

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