Tag Archives: law
“Internal evidence of harm has a lot to do with freedom of speech”
“Remember that privacy harm is not only a question of reputation – that’s external harms – but internal harm. if you’re concerned about your reading or watching habits could be watched, you could be chilled. To me, knowing that other … Continue reading
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Supreme Court rules on workplace sexting, upholds 1987 decision on electronic privacy
The Supreme Court released an important decision on electronic privacy in the workplace today, which I’ve embedded below. In the case of City of Ontario, California v. Quon, the court unanimously upheld a 1987 decision that recognized the workplace privacy … Continue reading
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Federal court rules against @FCC in Comcast case, lacks authority to regulate net neutrality
As reported by the Associated Press, the U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia has ruled against the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) failed to show it had the Title 1 authority under the Communications Act of 1934 to … Continue reading
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SupremeCourt.gov relaunched: Fresh design, old PDFs, broken links, still no video. [#Gov20]
There’s a new .gov on the block: after years of a decidedly dated website, the Supreme Court has a new look — and address — at SupremeCourt.gov. The Supreme Court announced the new site without a great deal of fanfare, … Continue reading
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Supreme Court preview for the 2009-2010 session from ACS
What cases coming before the Supreme Court will be the “most interesting and have the most impact” on the American people? That’s a matter of considerable interest before the Justices hold their opening conference next Monday. According to the lawyers … Continue reading
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