Computers, Privacy & the Constitution

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Section 220’s Privacy Problem

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  As noted by David Katz, in order for a board to function properly and fulfill its role, directors must be able to express their thoughts and opinions freely without fear that they will be made public.https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2014/01/23/boardroom-confidentiality-under-focus/ If they cannot (and indeed they cannot for Section 220 provides the legal hook with which to access materials computers prevent from being completely private), then either boards will cease to function effectively, people will be less likely to serve as directors, or those who do will be subject to increased liability.
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Rather than scattering URLs through the text, Ro, you should make those links, so that the reader can easily get to your sources with a click, but doesn't have normal reading disturbed with URl punctuation. See TextFormattingRules if you need to remember how.

Securing board confidentiality is now a technical matter. Why don't you remove some of the slack words from this draft to make room for some further recommendations? This is part of the practice we've planned together for you: what a young lawyer specializing in startups should be able to advise....

 

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