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Does owning a smartphone overrule your right to privacy?
The question of the moment seems to be that given the level of – shall we call it inquisitiveness – and the public's access to technology, does the public have the right to go where it pleases...
Read moreWhy do conservatives want us to have as narrow a degree of rights as possible?
I was talking with a conservative talk show host and he was of the opinion that while the 9th Amendment does protect rights not enumerated or previously listed in our Constitution's Bill of Rights, the courts don...
Read moreThe short history of the right to privacy
Ask the first 10 people who walk past you at the mall to name as many constitutional rights as they can, and it’s a safe bet that even those whose list stops at one will name the right...
Read moreNew York Police violate rights of citizens
The New York Police Department is well known for its' contempt for constitutional rights. They take cameras from journalists and private citizens, and arrest them for filming protests. They also violate 4th Amendment rights that protect against unreasonable search...
Read moreSen. Schumer protects your privacy - sometimes
In yet another observation based on the Twitter musings of Sen. Charles Schumer, the issue of privacy comes up. Senator Schumer released on Twitter the following:ChuckSchumer Chuck Schumer OnStar announces new privacy policy- will put privacy decisions back where...
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