Legislative Intent Service visualizes the Apple vs. FBI legal debate … with Peeps.
This week, Legislative Intent Service submitted its inaugural entry to the American Bar Association Journal’s Peeps in Law competition. Crafty lawyers from across the country have taken up the task of creating a law-related diorama starring Peeps, everyone’s favorite least-favorite spring time treat. For this year’s entry, we at Legislative Intent Service decided to highlight the ongoing legal battle between Apple and the FBI over the right of the government to demand a “back door” code be created in order to access private information located on Apple iPhones.
You can measure our entry against the competition and then subsequently vote for our entry now on the ABA Journal’s polling website.
To Peep or Not to Peep, That is the Question
Many thanks to our staff researcher, Ian Midiere, for putting together this masterpiece!