JOURN 4000 1st Edition Lecture 25Outline of Last LectureI. Privacy lawsOutline of Current LectureI. Privacy lawsCurrent Lecture-Megan’s case -Sex offender moved in across the street, raped and murdered her-Received death sentence-Sexual offenders must register with state office that tracks them Megan’s law-Missourian printed list of sex offenders with addresses -ex post facto law law the criminalizes an activity before it was a crimeSC sex offender laws are reporting, not criminal laws, not ex post facto-Lack of due process? No hearing to determine danger SC said it was the same thing MO no retroactive laws-Persistent sex offender can’t live within 1000 feet of a school or daycare-MO SC said no retroactive application sex offenders already living there didn’t have to move-Sex offenders can’t leave their house on Halloween Driver’s license records:-Privacy principle- info turned over to gov. for one purpose should not be turned to other parties for other purposes without written consentThese 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.-Rebecca Schaeffer shot by Robert Bardot after obtaining drivers’ license info -Restrictive legislation concerning license info then passed-Can the feds tell the states how to keep records?-SC power of commerce laws Congress can pass such laws-REAL-ID act Privacy and the feds:-Enforced drug testing done by gov privacy issue1989- Railway accident --> mandatory drug testing-Puts lives in dangers, allowed to drug test-Customs employees can also be drug tested-Political candidates? No-Schools can Griswald vs. Connecticut (1965)-7-2 SC struck down criminal contraception law -Penumbra formed by emanation -Penumbral rights-Used in Roe v.
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