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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, a US federal law protecting patient health information.
Federal employees whose personal information is exposed by hacks, leaks, or doxxing navigate a patchwork of protections: the Privacy Act constrains federal agency disclosures and creates avenues for a...
Laws governing unintentional exposure to child sexual abuse material (CSAM) differ significantly across federal and state lines: many jurisdictions historically treated possession as a strict liabilit...
’s Delete Act creates a centralized deletion pathway—called the Delete Request and Opt‑out Platform (DROP)—that lets a consumer submit a single verifiable request directing all registered data brokers...
Cloud AI API customers who host an LLM and whose users submit child sexual abuse material (CSAM) face a patchwork of contractual, regulatory, and operational obligations: they must follow provider usa...
Federal investigations into use-of-force incidents balance two legal imperatives: protecting individuals’ medical privacy and securing evidence necessary to determine whether force caused death or ser...
No publicly available medical records or hospital reports detailing have been released as of the documents provided, and reporting indicates an autopsy was performed but that the Office of the Medical...
Multiple reproducible models exist for sharing patient‑level clinical trial data that balance privacy and commercial confidentiality: technical anonymization standards and privacy metrics, governance ...
The legal and ethical terrain governing disclosure of a politician’s medical conditions is a patchwork: federal privacy law () protects patients’ health information held by “covered entities,” state l...
Reporting and public records provided in the supplied sources do not show that hospital or medical records documenting the ’s diagnosis and subsequent treatment after the January incident have been re...
Corporations monitoring dark web marketplaces must balance proactive threat detection with strict legal limits and ethical guardrails: prioritize passive collection, avoid unauthorized access or purch...
Courts routinely order production of medical records in U.S. litigation but typically require redactions or other safeguards to protect third‑party privacy; federal rules, HIPAA’s subpoena standards, ...