JETLaw
The Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law

The Right to Your Face: Privacy at the Intersection of Virtual Reality and Facial Recognition

By Alexander McGrail; Photo Credit: Gina Tomko/Education Week + Canva

So, You Want to Train Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) on Your Supercomputer?

By Emma Stauber; Photo Credit: VCG via Getty Images

State Regulations of A.I. in Elections

By Mary Margaret Burniston; Photo Credit: Sue Dorfman

Do You Believe in Copyright Interest After Love?

By Monica Miecznikowski; Photo Credit: WWD via Getty Images

JETLaw in the News: 2022 Washington & Lee Law Journal Rankings

Released on July 15, 2023, the 2022 Washington & Lee Law Journal Rankings provide citation data and calculated  ranks for the top 400 U.S.-published law journals and the top 100 law journals published outside the United States. The survey span of the 2022 ranking is five years (2018-2022). This year, continuing its trend of academic and scholarly excellence, the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law placed within the top 50 best specialized journals, alongside a placement as the #2 ranked journal in the “Arts, Entertainment, and Sports Law” category and as the #9 ranked journal for the “Science, Technology, and Computing” category.

JETLaw in the News: Of DNA & Agriculture 

In recent months, JETLaw has been cited in a number of articles and publications across the country, covering a wide variety of topics including DNA processing, anticultural issues, antitrust and FTC merger policy, and artificial intelligence. Check out some of these recent works below, and congratulations to the cited authors for their ongoing impact to global law and policy.