Abstract
The future is now. Wearable computers such as Google Glass (Glass) have begun entering society—we see people wearing these devices on the streets, in classrooms, at parties, and elsewhere. Though most of these devices are not yet available to the public at large, there has been much hype over the impact Glass will have on our interactions, privacy, safety, and more. Although this Article will briefly address such controversial aspects, it will focus more narrowly on the potential utility of Glass in litigation.
Recommended Citation
Kristin Bergman,
Cyborgs in the Courtroom: The Use of Google Glass Recordings in Litigation,
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Rich. J.L. & Tech
11
(2014).
Available at:
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/jolt/vol20/iss3/4