JOURN 4000 1st Edition Lecture 24Outline of Last LectureI. Privacy lawsOutline of Current LectureI. Privacy lawsCurrent Lecture-Arthur Ashe-Ebola-Medical privacy-Patient who will die should people have the right to assisted suicideNancy Kruzan (1990) car accident-Persistent vegetative state -Too young to have said what she wanted to happen to her-Can the father take her to a state that would allow assisted suicide? SC said yes-MO- feeding and hydration tubes can be removed-Russian exchange student autoerotic asphyxiation -Sychov -Anything said in open court right to printSodomy case in Tribume00> will now not print name of defendant if it will identify the victim-Sexual assault reporting Claire McCaskill -Ricky Barger working for Louisville Courier Journal These 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.-Shot at newsroom, picture printed-Test:1. Highly offensive2. Legit public concern? (Newsworthy?)-Barger family sued Kentucky court ruled 2-1, said it’s newsworthy, SC let it stand-Nushawn Williams-Spreading HIV -Content tracingPrivacy Act of 74, 5 USC 5529-Right to privacy after US government-Protect individuals against government abuse against personal data-What kind of files are being kept on you-Privacy Act prohibits government from keeping records violating 1st Amendment -Prohibit government agencies from releasing data without written consentExceptions Federal Freedom of Info Act (1966)88 Amendment- matching and privacy act-Federalization of records-Federal government is telling states how they will keep their records-Student records (FERPA)-20 USC 1232-Post 9/11 -Investigation/prosecution of terrorism-AG of US can ask court for info the school has about you that relates to a prosecution of an act of domestic terrorism-Robert Bork video rental records are private-Anita
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