[PDF] Top 20 A Liberal Communitarian Conception of Privacy, 29 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info. L. 419 (2012)

... to privacy, his- torical context is particularly ...against privacy clearly calls for the opposite re-triangulation, for curtailing the role of the state and moving the law and public policies to enhance ... See full document

... And that’s what brings me to the end, which is, this is a story about politics, because what happened is at the end those who opposed abor- tion became much more politically powerful in the ten years following Casey. In ... See full document

... that privacy laws have been a success when their goals were narrowly tailored, but that another problem with privacy laws is that their “target keeps changing” and that the target is “too ...of ... See full document

... PROFESSOR OLKEN: Thank you, David. To appreciate the legacy of Arthur Goldberg, one needs to understand that his work as a labor lawyer reflected a steadfast commitment to the autonomy and personal dignity of the ... See full document

... 10. Inset Sys., Inc. v. Instruction Set, Inc., 937 F. Supp. 161, 163 (D. Conn. 1996). 11. Id. Inset is hardly the only jurisdictional decision from its era to offer a now quaint–seeming description of the Internet. See ... See full document

... training course, respectively, but neither of whom were terminated for their offenses. (R. at 7). The facts do not indicate, however, that either of these regional managers were tasked with the same duty to oversee ... See full document

... to privacy interests); Leebron, supra note 9, at 777-78 (prior to publication of Warren and Brandeis article American law provided sub- stantial protection to privacy interests); see also Moore ...of ... See full document

... for copies of the photos, HR eventually turned over copies to Peters. Peters demanded a full investigation into the matter claiming that his termination was not due to the unfortunate incident at Petersville, but due to ... See full document

... Considering the degree and setting of the surveillance, the Her- nandez court found that (1) Hillsides “took a measured approach” in con- ducting the operation, (2) its efforts were “largely confined,” and (3) it “kept ... See full document

... of Privacy Law from Justice Brandeis to Today, which is the 20th Belle ...the privacy field to bring their insights to our students, to the faculty, to our judiciary and to members of the legal ... See full document

... how privacy policy could either complement or undermine private practice approaches or business ...of privacy where I tended to focus my time and energy was on financial privacy, health ... See full document

... MR. GURWIN: For the record, AOL has a separate law enforcement unit that deals with such matters, and I can’t comment on that one. In any event, I think what’s happening and what we’re going to see on a go- forward is as ... See full document

... of privacy we may experiment with new ways of living that may not be accepted by the ...that privacy rights stand as a bulwark against governmental oppression and totali- tarian ...then privacy ... See full document

... Realization of the right may conflict with other important values and principles in a manner that necessitates a balance between them. For example, John’s right to identity justifies his demand for the adoption of ... See full document

... Masquerade, which amounts to identity theft in civilian circles, pri- marily needs to stand up to the tests of distinction and necessity. Dis- tinction applies in that the actor needs to ensure that the role being ... See full document

... While Scherer paved the way for the patenting of medical processes, many physicians and medical associations fear that the investigation of patients' medical records to uncove[r] ... See full document

... eBay’s computer system was therefore sufficiently tangible as ...the computer system; and (2) defendant’s unauthorized use proximately resulted in damage to the ...eBay’s computer systems” by ... See full document

... In examining micro communities, Manual Castells notes that the Internet allows people to experience a different kind of community support: support for what he calls “networked indi- vidu[r] ... See full document

... It's about choosing and having some circles of auton- omy around you, not just defaulting because we don't know about it to private companies that have decided the[r] ... See full document

... I want to think about that question in terms of my overall governance framework, and then break that down into conceptual questions, material questions, and institutional/so[r] ... See full document