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Technology, Human Rights, and Cybersecurity (Winter 2020)
Section 2 . 2
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[Feb. 11] Privacy Against the State

Vivek Krishnamurthy

  • Where does the right to privacy exist in constitutional law?
  • What privacy rights do we have against the government?
  • When may the government interfere with our right to privacy?
  • What are reasonable expectations of privacy?
  • What privacy rights do we have when the government collects information about us outside the law enforcement context?
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