Leslie Corbly

leslie@libertas.org

Leslie Corbly was a policy analyst for Libertas specializing in privacy.

Leslie Corbly's Articles

Privacy in the Digital Era: Who Controls Private Data?

The boundaries between physical and digital spheres are collapsing. The digital sharing of personal information is now embedded into the economic and relational activities of daily life. Following the COVID pandemic, the popularity of work from home and other hybrid work relationships continued to erode traditional boundaries.

Leslie Corbly
| 1st Dec 2022

Privacy

Montana Protects Privacy

The passage of C-48 means Montana is now the third state to pass constitutional protections for privacy in digital data.

Leslie Corbly
| 10th Nov 2022

Op-Eds

Consumer Privacy Laws Aren’t About the Public

When citizens consent to data collection, they make their personal information vulnerable to misuse and third party sales.

Leslie Corbly
| 31st Oct 2022

Op-Eds

A Key Lawsuit Could Reveal Just How Blurry The Lines Between Social Media And Government Have Become

The problems raised by these lawsuits are not new. A recent CATO report discusses how the government uses bullying techniques to establish the “rules” by which social media operates.

Leslie Corbly
| 27th Oct 2022

Privacy

Can Self-Governance Survive Surveillance?

Surveillance and self-governance are like oil and water. They do no not mix well.

Leslie Corbly
| 19th Oct 2022

Op-Eds

Why FTC’s Data Privacy Rulemaking Is Probably Unconstitutional

Over the past two years, the Supreme Court has issued three rulings transforming how the Court handles cases involving administrative overreach.

Leslie Corbly
| 17th Oct 2022