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I. Defining
Privacy
A History of Privacy
Is Privacy Possible?
Is Privacy a Good Thing?
II. Privacy
Provisions in
the Bill of
Rights
The Fourth Amendment
Statutory Protections of Privacy
III. From
Dwelling Privacy
to Personal
Privacy
The Fourth Amendment in the Courts
The Exclusionary Rule
Privacy and Abortion
IV. Privacy and
Technology
Wiretapping
Electronic Eavesdropping
Smart Phones, GPS Devices, and Drones
V. Privacy and
National
Security
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1976 (FISA)
911 and the Patriot Act
The FISA Court in the News
Echelon, Prizm, and Other Programs
VI. The Future
of Privacy
Threats From Government
Threats From Business Enterprises
Threats from "Friends and Neighbors"
ONLINE
RESOURCES
The outline
above:
Word
-
PDF
The Snowden NSA
Slides -
From The
Guardian
The Foreign
Intelligence
Surveillance
Court - from
The
Washington Post
Statement of the
Director of
National
Intelligence and
Justice
Department on
Modifications to
the Scope of
Surveillance
under FISA -
from the Office
of the Director
of National
Intelligence -
September 12,
2014
The Mystic
Surveillance
Program - from
The
Washington Post
- March 19,
2014
The Rise of the
Drones -
January, 2013 -
NOVA - PBS
Drones in Baton
Rouge -
August 28, 2014
Drones in Los
Angeles - 2014
The Rise of the
Drones -
January, 2013 -
NOVA - PBS
Professional
Society of Drone
Journalist
Website
Drones Take Over
- from CBS News
FAA Regulations
on Drones -
September, 2014
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Samuel Warren and Louis
D. Brandeis,
"The Right to
Privacy" (1890)
William L.
Prosser,
"Privacy,"
California Law
Review (1960)
NPR All Things
Considered -
June 16, 2013 -
Audio
Aleana Graedon,
The Word
Exchange
- Google Books
excerpt
The Fourth
Amendment
Annotated -
(Cornell Law
School)
"Privacy"
on Findlaw
Weeks v. United
States (1914)
- the Federal
Exclusionary
Rule Case
Olmstead v.
United States
(1928)
- the Rum
Runners' Case
Griswold v.
Connecticut
(1965)
Katz v. United
States (1968)
- the
"expectation of
privacy" Case
Jaubert v.
Crowley
Post-Signal
(1979)
California v.
Ciralo (1986)
- the Marijuana
Air Surveillance
Case - "visual
observation"
Oliver v. United
States (1984)
- the "Open
Fields" Case -
[No reasonable
expectation of
privacy in one's
field.]
Kyllo v. United
States (2001)
- the Marijuana
Heat Detector
Case
Lawrence v. Texas
(2003) - the
Texas Sodomy
Case
United States v.
Jones (2012)
- the GPS Case
Roe v. Wade
(1973)
European
Parliament Reort
on Echelon -
(2001)
The Hardware
Behind Echelon -
2004
Echelon Today -
July, 2013
Echelon FAQ
-
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Interview - Here
and Now - NPR -
August 13, 2013
GPS.com -
survey of GPS
litigation
Froma Harrop,
"Online Privacy
Is Gone, Live
With It,"
September 14,
2013
NPR - Privacy -
September 30,
2013
NPR - Hot on
Your Trail -
September 30,
2013 - You
Tube -
From NPR
Don't Get
Scroogled! -
Microsoft
Outlook Ad -
October 1, 2013
Your Digital
Trail: Private
Company Access -
October 1, 2013
Electronic
Erontier
Founation:
Defending Your
Rights in the
Digital World -
Added November,
2013
Review of
The Right to
Privacy by
Ellen Alderman
and Caroline
Kennedy (1995)
NPR Science
Friday
Smart
Phones Tracking
- November 22,
2013
Apps Know Where You Are -
Sid Kircheimer,
'What to Do When
Your Personal
Data Is [sic]
Stolen," AARP
Bulletin,
November, 2013
Court Rules NSA
Violated the
Constitution -
December 15,
2013 -
The Fourteenth
Amendment
Annotated
Opinion on NSA
Surveillance -
U.S. District
Court for the
District of
Columbia -
December 16,
2013
Opinion on NSA
Surveillance -
U.S. Districst
Court, Southern
District of New
York - December
27, 2013
Target Stores'
Privacy Policy -
January, 2014
Nieman Marcus
Privacy Policy -
January, 2014
Google Privacy
Policy -
January, 2014
Yahoo! Privacy
Policy -
January, 2014
Walmart Privay
Policy -
January, 2014
Walgreens
Privacy Policy -
January, 2014
LSU Privacy
Policy -
January, 2014
Neuroethicso (Coursera,
January, 2014)
The Foreign
Intelligence
Surveillance
Court ( FISC)
(as of January,
2014)
Privacy.org
and
EPIC -
Electronic
Privacy
Invormation
Center
and
Privacy
International
Omer Tene and
Jules Polenetsky,
"Big Data" -
January, 2014
Interview with
Ann Carvoukian,
New York
Times, January
18, 2014
Jefery Rosen,
"Madison's
Privacy Blind
Spot, "
New
York Times,
January 18, 2014
International
Association of
Privacy
Professionsalls
- Dashboard
Privacy:
Statutory
Protections -
Electronic
Frontier
Foundation
Electronic
Freedom
Foundation
Are Fitbit,
Nike, nd Garmin
Planning to Sell
Your Personal
Fitness Data? -
February, 2014
LISTEN: 5 Ideas
That May Change
How You Think
About Privacy
- A TED Talk -
February, 2014
"Privacy" -
Article on
Wikipedia
Judity DeCrew,
"Privacy" -
Stanford
Encyclopedia of
Philosophy
Julia Angwin,
Dragnet Nation
- February, 2014
Fresh Air (NPR)
Interview with
Julia Angwin -
February 24,
2014
Fernandez v.
California
(2014) - the
Warrantless
Search Case -
"cotenant"
consent
Privacy:
Statu8tory
Provisions -
from the
Electronic
Freedom
Foundation
Privacy Laws and
Regulations -
for the U.S.
General Services
Administration
Joe Nocera, "The
Wild West of
Privacy" - from
The New York
Times, February
24, 2014
Axciom - 'Nuff
Said
Data Brokers and
More - 60
Minutes -
Sunday, March 9,
2014
Is Google Too
Big to Sue Over
Gmail Privacy
Concerns
How a Court
Secretly
Evolved,
Extending U.S.
Spies' Reach
-
The New
York Times
- March 13, 2014
This Drone Can
Steal What's on
Your Phone -
CNN Money, March
20, 2014
Give Me Back My
Online Privacy
-
The Wall Street
Journal,
March 24, 2014
President Obama
to Call for End
to N.S.A.'s Bulk
Data Collection
-
The New York
Times,
March 24, 2014
Future of
Privacy Forum
-
The Main Page
The Furure of
Privacy Forum -
(Jules
Polenetsky)
The Federal
Intelligence
Suveillance Act
Court Membership
Dow-Jones'
Privacy Policy -
April 2, 2014
"Firms Use
Artificial
Intelligence to
Tap Shoppers'
Views" -
Article in
The Wall Street
Journal,
April 15, 2014
Major U.S.
Supreme Court
Decisions
Relating to
Privacy - from
The Cornell
Legal
Information
Institute
Privacy.io -
A web service
offering to
protect your
Internet privacy
- August 29,
2014
Glenn Greenwald,
No Place to
Hide: Edward
Snowden, the
NSA, and the
U.S.
Surveillance
State (2014)
- Google Books
excerpt
U.S. Justice
Department,
Searching and
Seizing
Computers and
Obtaining
Electronic
Evidence in
Criminal
Investigations
(2009)
Roger Clarke,
Introduction to
Dataveillance
and Information
Privacy, and
Definition of
Terms (2013)
Rachel Finn,
David Wright,
and Michael
Friedewald,
Seven Types of
Privacy (2013)
Health Care and
Technology -
Wall Street
Journal -
September 15,
2014
Dow-Jones'
Privacy Policy -
April 2, 2014
"Firms Use
Artificial
Intelligence to
Tap Shoppers'
Views" -
Article in
The Wall Street
Journal,
April 15, 2014
Riley v.
California
(2014) -
U.S. Supreme
Court Decision
on Searching
Cell Phones
Incident to
Arrest
Riley v.
California
(2014) - at
Cornell Legal
Institute
Nest to Share
Information With
Google for the
First Time -
The Wall
Street Journal
, June 25 2014
Furor Erupts
Over Facebook's
Experiments on
Users -
The Wall Street
Journal,
June 30, 2014
U.S. Phone
Searches Exanded
in 2013 -
The Wall
Street Journal,
June 30, 2014
Privacy Integral
to the Internet
of Things -
from USA
Today,
July, 2014
Privacy
Today: A Review
of Current
Issues -
Privacy Rights
Clearinghouse
(2013)
Web Privacy
Census -
University of
California,
Berkeley Law
(2013)
Privacy Laws,
Regulations, and
More - from
the General
Services
Administration
Louisiana
Privacy Laws
- from BLR (A
Legal Compliance
Company) -
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The White House
Privacy Policy
- October 2,
2014
The Snowden
Slides Explain
the PRISM
Project -
from The
Washington Post
The NSA
Surveillance
Program
Explained:
Here's Why Are
We're Freaking
Out? - from
The Daily Beast
- %%%%%
Echelon -
from 60 Minutes,
February 7, 2000
Echelon Online
Surveillance
- from What
Really Happened
-
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United States v.
United States
District Court
- Supreme Court
of the United
States (1972)
The Church
Committee Report
- 1976
The Patriot Act:
Preserving Life
and Liberty
(2001) - an
official summary
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