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Exploring Cross-Jurisdictional Transfer of Digital Personal Data Protection Laws Using The Dignified Justice Theory
This study discusses the legal vacuum and conflicting norms of digital data protection of individual citizens who use digital platforms transmitted trans-jurisdictions from European member countries to the United States. It comparatively reviews European Court decisions, European Directives, and Dat
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