S2E12 | Public Shaming

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Matt and Haley sit down with a panel of experts to discuss public shaming in the Internet era, and whether foolish mistakes and missteps should live on forever as "scarlet letters". Our guests today are Leigh Bonsall, a litigator who focused on commercial, professional liability and labor and employment at Hinshaw & Culbertson; Professor Atanu Das, an attorney at Guntin and Gust who teaches cyberlaw and intellectual property at Loyola; and Professor Alex Tsesis, the Raymond & Mary Simon Chair in Constitutional Law.

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