Archive | Privacy
NASA Employees Have No Constitutional Right to Avoid Certain Background Checks
No “Intrusion Upon Seclusion” Tort When Person is Videotaped at a Publicly Visible Religious Service
Interesting Fourth Circuit Free Speech vs. Information Privacy Case
The Future of Privacy: Facial Recognition, Public Facts, and 300 Million Little Brothers
Short Essay on Snyder v. Phelps, Part V: The Intrusion Upon Seclusion Tort
Speech Restrictions Aimed at Making Sure People Act in “Right-Thinking” Ways
“Down the Memory Hole” Speech Restrictions, Supported by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)
Judge Suing Newspaper for Breach of Web Privacy Agreement Over Being Outed as Author of Anonymous Comments
Merrick Garland is no friend of the rights of gun owners
“If you don’t want us to see you naked, maybe we’ll just put bees down your pants.”
New Supreme Court Case on the Constitutional Right to Informational Privacy
“Wait, don’t change the channel! We left Fox News out of the Privacy Assessment.”
By Stewart Baker on February 13, 2010 1:11 pm in Libertarianism, Privacy, Terrorism, Uncategorized, War on Terror
The Surprisingly Narrow Top-Side Merits Brief in City of Ontario v. Quon
OLC Memo on FBI-Telco Cooperation
By Jonathan H. Adler on February 2, 2010 6:48 am in Counter-Terrorism Policy, Privacy, War on Terror