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Privacy and technology: Where Google and Facebook go, our constitutional ... - OregonLive.com

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Privacy and technology: Where Google and Facebook go, our constitutional ... OregonLive.com By Susan Nielsen, The Oregonian Google's new plan to keep closer tabs on people isn't just another exasperating affront to online privacy. As the Supreme Court said last week, this type of business decision also affects our constitutional rights. Privacy, Technology And LawNew York Times A step back for rightsBaltimore Sun (blog) Privacy concerns and technological change: the legislative optionThe Hill (blog) Norwich Bulletin -CNET -Livingston Daily all 97 news articles »

US v. Jones and the Future of Privacy - OpenMarket.org

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US v. Jones and the Future of Privacy OpenMarket.org The Court held unanimously that because DC police entered a suspect's car without a valid warrant or reasonable suspicion, they violated the suspect's Fourth Amendment rights. But in the course of the decision, the Court raised — and ultimately failed ... GPS and Privacy: Implications for Indigenous PropertyIndian Country Today Media Network.com Privacy is not only about soldiers at the doorFinancial Times High court ready to go high-techAlbany Times Union Fox News -Stanford Law Review Online -Huffington Post all 37 news articles »

Judicial solution for the buggery law - Jamaica Gleaner

Jamaica Gleaner

Judicial solution for the buggery law Jamaica Gleaner The US Supreme Court, in 2003, declared a Texas sodomy law a violation of the individual's fundamental right to liberty and privacy. More recently, the South African Constitutional Court, in 2006, found that excluding homosexual couples from the ...

Congress Must Protect Privacy Rights in Cybersecurity Bill, Watchdog Group Says - Daily Disruption

Congress Must Protect Privacy Rights in Cybersecurity Bill, Watchdog Group Says Daily Disruption by Bill Klump | @TheKlumper | January 29th, 2012 Congress must include strong privacy protections in any cybersecurity legislation it adopts, a bipartisan constitutional watchdog group said in a comprehensive report released last Friday. and more »

Justices Rein In Police on GPS Trackers - Wall Street Journal

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Justices Rein In Police on GPS Trackers Wall Street Journal The Supreme Court ruled that police must obtain a warrant before attaching a GPS tracker to a suspect's vehicle, voting unanimously in one of the first major cases to test constitutional privacy rights in the digital age, Jess Bravin reports on digits. GPS monitoring of suspects counts as search, requires a warrant: US Supreme CourtNational Post Supreme Court GPS ruling called a win for privacyComputerworld New Zealand Victory! Government must get a warrant to use GPS tracking devices on our cars.Boston.com (blog) AFP all 1,151 news articles »