2 Experts Available for Timely Analysis on TikTok Court Case

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With the Supreme Court hearing arguments in TikTok, Inc. v Garland, the future of this social media app hangs in the balance. For reporters covering the hearing and its implications, the following university professors are available to provide commentary and analysis:

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Rozenshtein explores how digital technology shapes law and legal institutions, and vice versa, with a focus on constitutional law, administrative law, and criminal procedure. Overarching themes in Rozenshtein's writing include the effect of new technology on law-enforcement, foreign intelligence and national security agencies, and the relationship between the government and the technology sector.

North Dakota State University
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Straub's research focuses on technology development and technology policy. Overarching themes in his writings include artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, 3D printing and aerospace.