Privacy

Name: Privacy | The Lost Right
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The Lost Right

Jon L. Mills(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 30. September 2008

406 Seiten

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Intro
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
I. Introduction
Family Tree for Privacy in Contemporary U.S. Law
II. A Perspective on the Reality of Privacy Issues Today
III. Privacy and Its Contemporary Context: Why Privacy Is Disappearing
A. Defining Privacy
Four Spheres of Privacy
B. Challenges to Privacy
Nature of Disclosure of Information
Panopticon Effect
C. Privacy: Global Differences and Consequences
IV. Legal Tools for Privacy Protection
A. The Role of the First Amendment: Bulwark or Bludgeon of Liberty?
B. Constitutional Protections
C. Federal Statutory and Regulatory Protections and State Protections for Privacy
Consumer v. Customer Notice
D. Tort Protections
E. Other Legal Tools Used to Protect Privacy
F. The Property-Theory Alternative: Protecting Privacy as Property
V. Why Legal Tools Are Failing
A. Public Safety, Security, and Health Versus Privacy
B. The First Amendment, Newsworthiness, and the Modern Press
C. The Politics of Privacy
VI. How Privacy Works in Real Cases: The Worst-Case Scenarios
A. Rolling v. State: Tragedy and Intrusion
B. The Perfect Storm: The Imperfect Remedy
C. Williams v. City of Minneola: Police Party with Autopsy Photos
D. The Amy Boyer Case: The Lethal Credit Report
E. New York Times Co v. NASA: Broadcasting Final Words
F. Plaxico v. Michael: The Reasonable Peeping Father
G. In re Guardianship of Schiavo: The Politics of Life Support
H. Board of Education v. Earls: On the Road to Random Drug Testing of All Public-School Students
I. The "Washingtonienne": Kissing and Telling . . . Everyone
J. Moore v. Regents of the University of California: Do We Own the "Building Blocks" of Our Lives?
K. Perkins v. Principal Media Group: Broadcasting an Autopsy
VII. Strategies and Remedies to Protect Privacy
A. Implement Basic Policy Changes
B. Expand Existing Remedies, Reduce Barriers, and Create a New Approach
C. Use Personal and Technical Means to Protect Privacy
VIII. Conclusion
About the Author
Appendixes
Appendix I: Privacy in Federal Statutes
Appendix II: Privacy Protections in State Constitutions
Appendix III: Examples of Consumer Privacy Policies
Appendix IV: "There Should Be a Law!": Questions and Answers from Real Life
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