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Investigations and Cross-border Data After the CLOUD Act
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Join us for a series of discussions with experts from industry, law enforcement, and government on how the recent passage of the CLOUD Act will reshape how U.S. and other law enforcement agencies can access cross-border data to conduct investigations.
9:00 AM Coffee & light refreshments
9:30 AM Panel I: US Warrants for Data, Conflict of Laws and Comity Analysis in the aftermath of the CLOUD Act
Sandra Moser, David Bitkower, Alexander Berengaut, Kelly Hagedorn
10:30 am Panel II: Future of Cross-border Law Enforcement Cooperation
Kevin Adams, Hasan Ali, Richard Downing, Jennifer Daskal
Additional speakers to be announced.
This event is made possible through general support to CSIS.
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