All Articles tagged privacy

• General
  April 08, 2016 EDT
  “EYE IN THE SKY”: EMPLOYEE SURVEILLANCE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
  Stuart S. WaxmanFrank G. Barile

  This article summarizes and analyzes the cases and statutes that define the legal framework within which New York public employers, including school districts, must operate when implementing particular forms of...

• General
  January 01, 2013 EDT
  MEDIA DIVERSITY AND ONLINE ADVERTISING
  Marvin AmmoriLuke Pelican

  Tension between privacy of personal information and media diversity is the subject of this paper.

• General
  January 01, 2012 EDT
  REGULATING THE USE AND SHARING OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION DATA: ASSESSING CALIFORNIA‘S SB 1476 SMART METER PRIVACY STATUTE
  John R. Forbush

  This article analyzes California‘s SB 1476 from a privacy perspective, assessing whether and how this statute will impact the energy efficiency goals of the smart grid movement.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  November 11, 2011 EDT
  THE CONSTITUTIONAL PARAMETERS OF NEW YORK STATE‘S DOMESTIC WORKERS BILL OF RIGHTS: BALANCING THE RIGHTS OF WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS
  Donna E. Young

  The new law, though touching upon certain constitutional rights of employers, does not run afoul of the Constitution any more than does regulation aimed at more traditional workplaces.

• General
  May 08, 2009 EDT
  NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION CARDS: POWERFUL TOOLS FOR DEFINING AND IDENTIFYING WHO BELONGS IN THE UNITED STATES
  Renee C. Redman

  This essay considers the concept of a national identification card system for the purpose of identifying who “belongs” in the United States—for defining and identifying “them.”

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  MORALITY-BASED LEGISLATION IS ALIVE AND WELL: WHY THE LAW PERMITS CONSENT TO BODY MODIFICATION BUT NOT SADOMASOCHISTIC SEX
  Kelly Egan

  This comment argues that for reasons of personal autonomy and privacy, a consent defense should be permitted in cases of consensual sadomasochistic sex without serious bodily injury.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  MORALITY-BASED LEGISLATION IS ALIVE AND WELL: WHY THE LAW PERMITS CONSENT TO BODY MODIFICATION BUT NOT SADOMASOCHISTIC SEX
  Kelly Egan

  This comment argues that for reasons of personal autonomy and privacy, a consent defense should be permitted in cases of consensual sadomasochistic sex without serious bodily injury.

• General
  January 01, 2007 EDT
  WHAT IS A “SEARCH” WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT?
  Thomas K. Clancy

  This article proposes that any intrusion with the purpose of obtaining physical evidence or information, either by a technological device or the use of the senses, is a search.

• General
  January 01, 2007 EDT
  INVASION OF PRIVACY V. COMMERCIAL SPEECH: REGULATION OF SPAM WITH A COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL POINT OF VIEW
  Soon Chul Huh

  This article considers the competing interests of constitutionally protected speech and privacy as it relates to spam e-mails.