Ellen Lipton Hollander
Ellen Lipton Hollander is a U.S. District Judge for the District of Maryland, known for her rulings on significant legal issues, including privacy rights and data protection. Recently, she gained attention for ordering the Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to eliminate any personally identifiable information about U.S. citizens that had not been anonymized, as part of a broader directive to safeguard sensitive personal data from unauthorized access.
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Recent news mentions
US district judge Ellen Lipton Hollander of Maryland wrote in a decision ordering a temporary block on the Social Security Administration sharing information with Doge.
Trump officials create searchable national citizenship database | US politics
United Kingdom· 2025-06-30
Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander filed a temporary restraining order barring DOGE’s access to agency data.
The DOGE Playbook Targeting Federal Agencies
United States· 2025-03-28
U.S. District Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander ruled that the agency probably violated privacy laws.
Trump’s Social Security chief backs down from ‘shutting down’ agency after judge’s rebuke
Canada· 2025-03-22
Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander requested the DOGE employees to eliminate any identifiable personal information they have.
Jueza veta a Elon Musk y al DOGE el acceso a datos personales de ciudadanos de EE. UU.
Guatemala· 2025-03-21