Mike Hintze's Publications

• “A Last-Minute Push for a Reproductive Health Privacy Law in Michigan,” Hintze Law Blog, November 19, 2024 (co-author)

• “The Washington My Health My Data Act: Not Just Washington (or Health),” California Lawyers Association, Privacy Law Section Journal, vol. 1 (2024).

• Blog series on the Washington My Health My Data Act, at https://hintzelaw.com/hintzelaw-blog (2023).

• “10 Recommendations for Regulating Non-Identifiable Data,” International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), The Privacy Advisor, (28 Sept. 2021) (co-author).

• “Can Synthetic Data Help Organizations Respond to 'Schrems II'?” International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), Privacy Tech, (14 Sept. 2020) (co-author).

• “Does De-Identification Require Consent Under the GDPR and English Common Law?” Journal of Data Protection and Privacy, Vol. 3, No. 3, at 291 (2020) (co-author).

• “Automated Individual Decisions to Disclose Personal Data: Why GDPR Article 22 Should Not Apply” (2020).

• “Washington Privacy Act: Amendments jeopardize protections for consumers,” Seattle Times (4 March 2020).

• “Science and Privacy: Data Protection Laws and Their Impact on Research,” 14 Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts 103 (2019).

• “In Life Sciences Research, 'Informed Consent' Isn't Enough,” International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), The Privacy Advisor (20 June 2019) (co-author).

• “Privacy Statements Under the GDPR,” 42 Seattle University Law Review 1129 (2019).

• “Does Anonymization or De-Identification Require Consent Under the GDPR?,” International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), The Privacy Advisor (29 Jan. 2019) (co-author).

• “Comparing the Benefits of Pseudonymisation and Anonymisation Under the GDPR,” Journal of Data Protection and Privacy, Vol. 2, No. 2, at 145 (2018) (co-author).

• “Data Controllers, Data Processors, and the Growing Use of Connected Products in the Enterprise: Managing Risks, Understanding Benefits, and Complying with the GDPR,” Journal of Internet Law (Wolters Kluwer), August 2018.

• “Privacy Statements: Purposes, Requirements, and Best Practices,” in Cambridge Handbook of Consumer Privacy, Jules Polonetsky, Evan Selinger & Omer Tene, eds., Cambridge University Press (2018).

• “Are There Risks of Using Public Clinical Trial Data under GDPR?,” International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), The Privacy Advisor (12 July 2018) (co-author).

• “Viewing the GDPR through a De-Identification Lens: A Tool for Compliance, Clarification, and Consistency,” International Data Protection Law (Oxford University Press), December 2017.

• “In Defense of the Long Privacy Statement,” 76 Maryland Law Review 1044 (2017).

• “Survey of Privacy Law Developments in 2009: United States, Canada and the European Union,” The Business Lawyer, November 2009, at 285 (co-author).

• “Protecting Data: Security, Minimization and Anonymization” in Ninth Annual Institute on Privacy and Security Law, Volume Two (Practising Law Institute Course Handbook Series), at 299 (2008).

• “Policies and Practices for Protecting Personal Data: An In-House Perspective” in Information Technology Law Institute 2008 (Practising Law Institute Course Handbook Series), at 525 (2008).

• “Making Sense of Privacy and Security Laws and Regulations: Selected Developments Over the Last 12 Months” in Eighth Annual Institute on Privacy and Security Law, Volume One (Practising Law Institute Course Handbook Series), at 71 (2007).

• “Privacy and Commercial Communications,” in Proskauer on Privacy: A Guide to Privacy and Data Security in the Information Age (Christopher Wolf, ed.), Practising Law Institute (2006).

• “Tinkering With the Machinery of Death: Capital Punishment’s Toll on the American Judiciary,” Judicature, March/April 2006, at 254.

• “Keeping Secrets: The Growing Challenge of Protecting Data in Outsourcing & Service Provider Agreements,” ACC Docket (The Journal of the Association of Corporate Counsel), Nov./Dec. 2004, at 44 (co-author).

• “Export Controls on Encryption Software,” in Coping with U.S. Export Controls 2000 (Practising Law Institute Course Handbook Series), at 505 (co-author) (2000).

• “Data Privacy: Self-Regulation Works,” New York Law Journal, Nov. 9, 1998, at T3.

• "The Risks and Myths of E-Mail," New York Law Journal, Sept. 14, 1998, at S5 (co-author).

• “Sign of the Times: Digital Signatures and Government Regulation,” Information Security, May 1998, at 28 (co-author).

• "1997 Encryption Legislation: Industry Shifts Focus from Export Liberalization to Domestic Controls," High-Tech Industry, Jan./Feb. 1998, at 30.

• "Government Regulation of Encryption Increases as International Coordination of Policy Is Deemed Necessary," High-Tech Industry, Nov./Dec. 1997, at 34 (co-author).

• "United States Government Policy on Encryption Technology," 3 Computer & Telecommunications Law Review 109 (1997) (co-author).

• "Canadian Export Controls on Encryption Products and Technology," ABA Canadian Law Newsletter, Spring 1997, at 11 (co-author).

• "Towering Over Babel: A Guide to Global Encryption Policies," Security Management, May 1997, at 72 (co-author).

• "The Cost of Retaining the Death Penalty: Some Lessons from the American Experience," 111 South African Law Journal 55 (1994).

• "Attacking the Death Penalty: Toward a Renewed Strategy Twenty Years After Furman," 24 Columbia Human Rights Law Review 395 (1993).