Untangling the Privacy Law Web: Why the California Consumer Privacy Act Furthers the Need for Federal Preemptive Legislation

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Jordan Yallen, Comment, Untangling the Privacy Law Web: Why the California Consumer Privacy Act Furthers the Need for Federal Preemptive Legislation, 53 Loy. L.A. L. Rev. 787 (2020).

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