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The article analyzes the contradiction between probable cause and presumption of innocence and how the right to fair trial of a criminal defendant relies on a child's education in fine arts. Topics discussed include history of probable cause and the Anglo-American presumption of innocence, impartial jury, standard of probable cause as inherently prejudicial, and jury's willing suspension of disbelief as a mandatory condition for the right to fair trial.

The article explores the state of consumer data privacy in the U.S. and proposes a comprehensive consumer data privacy law that includes a right to be forgotten that would not violate the First Amendment. It discusses the government regulation of interstate commerce. It analyzes the practice of collecting and selling consumer data as a matter of interstate commerce and the limited protection of the collection and sale of consumer data as commercial speech under the First Amendment.