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Volume 42, Number 2 Volume 42, Number 2 Northern Kentucky Law Review LAW + INFORMATICS SYMPOSIUM ON PRIVACY & DIGITAL EVIDENCE ARTICLES Courts in the Drone Age Timothy M. Ravich ..........................................................................................................161 Reverse Sunshine in the Digital Wild Frontier: Protecting Individual Privacy Against Public Records Requests for Government Databases Jennifer A. Brobst ............................................................................................................191 The Changing Expectation of Privacy: Keeping Up with the Millennial Generation and Looking Toward the Future Erin Corken .....................................................................................................................287 A World Information Order — Privacy and Security in a Hyper-networked World of Data and Analysis Michael Losavio, Youngjin Song, Joshua I. James, Andrew Marrington, K.P. Chow ......................................................................................315 More Data Mining for Medical Misrepresentation? Admissibility of Statistical Proof Derived from Predictive Methods of Detecting Medical Reimbursement Fraud Pages Neil Issar .........................................................................................................................341 161 NOTES to 418 COBRA Data and the Right to Confront Technology Against You Kathleen E. Watson .........................................................................................................375 The Fiction of Privacy Under the Fourth Amendment: Examining Warrantless Cell Phone Searches in the Context of Riley v. California Casey A. Taylor ...............................................................................................................395 Vol. 42/No. 2/2015 Vol. NORTHERN KENTUCKY LAW REVIEW NORTHERN KENTUCKY LAW REVIEW Law + Informatics Volume 42 Symposium on Privacy & Number 2 Digital Evidence Special Thanks to Jeannine Abukhater Lambert COPYRIGHT © NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Cite as 42 N. KY. L. REV. (2015) Northern Kentucky Law Review is published three times during the academic year by students of Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, Kentucky 41099. Telephone: 859/572-5444. Facsimile: 859/572- 6159. Member, National Conference of Law Reviews. All sections which appear in this issue are indexed by the H.W. Wilson Company in its Index to Legal Periodicals. Northern Kentucky Law Review articles are also available on microfilm and microfiche through University Microfilms International, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 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NORTHERN KENTUCKY LAW REVIEW Volume 42, Number 2 ARTICLES Courts in the Drone Age Timothy M. Ravich .................................................................................................................... 161 Reverse Sunshine in the Digital Wild Frontier: Protecting Individual Privacy Against Public Records Requests for Government Databases Jennifer A. Brobst ...................................................................................................................... 191 The Changing Expectation of Privacy: Keeping Up with the Millennial Generation and Looking Toward the Future Erin Corken ............................................................................................................................... 287 A World Information Order — Privacy and Security in a Hyper-networked World of Data and Analysis Michael Losavio, Youngjin Song, Joshua I. James, Andrew Marrington, K.P. Chow ................................................................................................ 315 More Data Mining for Medical Misrepresentation? Admissibility of Statistical Proof Derived from Predictive Methods of Detecting Medical Reimbursement Fraud Neil Issar ..................................................................................................................................
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