Privacy
Although the word “privacy” is not specifically mentioned in the Constitution, the Supreme Court has recognized many aspects of a right to privacy, particularly through the 4th and 14th Amendments. The degree of protection afforded privacy rights is an enduring source of constitutional controversy, particularly as technology progresses in ways that might conflict with privacy.
Timeline
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9 days ago.
May 10 Animal cruelty video laws present a First Amendment debate
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9 days ago.
May 10 Forget about drones: Are robots the next privacy threat?
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12 days ago.
May 7 Constitution Check: What is the government’s role on teen sex?
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13 days ago.
May 6 Jeffrey Rosen named president and CEO of the National Constitution Center
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20 days ago.
Apr 29 Reports: Privacy bill CISPA shut down in Senate


