| ams16 ( @ 2009-05-01 15:32:00 |
The privacy of (in)Justice Scalia.
A professor at Fordham Law School assigned his Information Privacy Law class to compile all the details of Scalia's life. They made a dossier, which included his
I just thought it was funny. I believe that privacy amounts to more than Scalia does, and he was clearly discomforted by the dossier.
(And the prof's response.)
A professor at Fordham Law School assigned his Information Privacy Law class to compile all the details of Scalia's life. They made a dossier, which included his
home address, his home phone number, the movies he likes, his food preferences, his wife's personal e-mail address, and "photos of his lovely grandchildren.
I just thought it was funny. I believe that privacy amounts to more than Scalia does, and he was clearly discomforted by the dossier.
(And the prof's response.)