JOURN 4000 1st Edition Lecture 26Outline of Last LectureI. Privacy lawsOutline of Current LectureI. Privacy lawsCurrent LectureMK Ultra-Executive privilege Richard Nixon-Turn over records for in camera inspection -Subpoena for docs in Watergate executive privilege, Nixon said-SC said n o, he has to turn them overPresidential Records Act- national archives get presidential records you have access to themAccess to prisons:-Asking for a privilege, not demanding a right-Some prisons won’t allow you to ask for a specific prisoner don’t want to create a celeb prisonerOpen meetings:-Voidable everything you did in public is void-Actions done privately that should have been done in public -Knight redistribute money among public campuses meeting in St. Louis -Joint and several liabilitiesThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.-Private facts 1. Offensive to a reasonable person2. Public interest Appropriation Elvis Presley FoundationDrones intruding into privacyPhones phone taps fines, not jail time no reasonable expectation of privacyBartnicki vs. Vopper-Struck down wire tap law-Crime to disclose wire, oral, or electronic communication -Clean hands concept did not do interception-Newt Gingrich -Monica Lewinsky-Linda Tripp-Can you legally record a convo you’re a part of? Depends on the
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