Last week Corporate Counsel Magazine interviewed Subsentio General Counsel Joel Margolis. The reporter asked Joel about Subsentio’s comments in the pending Department of Commerce rule making proceeding on advanced technologies. In the comments, Subsentio had proposed a novel approach for the administration of export controls governing advanced surveillance technologies. The approach would create a streamlined process of approvals for exporters who qualify as “trusted” parties.
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Subsentio General Counsel Joel Margolis Interviewed by Corporate Counsel Magazine
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