Constitutional Privacy Rights Links

F.B.I. and States Vastly Expand DNA Databases

Law enforcement officials are vastly expanding their collection of DNA to include millions more people who have been arrested or detained but not yet convicted.

President Bush's Telecom Immunity is Un-American

After Saddam Hussein was executed, President Bush reassured the world that the Iraqi dictator received "a fair trial – the kind of justice he denied victims of his brutal regime."

Privacy in the digital age

Reconciling individual privacy rights with the digital age is one of the great constitutional challenges of modern times.The Supreme Court of the United States took a big step in the right direction Monday. Its ruling should guide Congress in upgrading

Privacy trumps surveillance, even with today's technology

Reconciling individual privacy rights with the digital age is one of the great constitutional challenges of modern times.The Supreme Court of the United States took a big step in the right direction Monday. Its ruling should guide Congress in upgrading

In the GPS Case, Issues of Privacy and Technology

Focusing on public expectations of privacy means that our rights change when technology does.