Introduction : an overview of the right to privacy
Point : governmental surveillance often infringes on individuals' Fourth Amendment rights
Counterpoint : modern surveillance provides necessary security and does not violate the Fourth Amendment
Point : Increasingly intrusive newsgathering efforts threaten privacy rights
Counterpoint : The constitutional protects even aggressive newsgathering
Point : employees need and deserve greater privacy protections in the workplace
Counterpoint : employees have limited expectations of privacy in the workplace
Conclusion : the future of privacy rights.
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The right to privacy by David L. Hudson. ISBN 9781604135077. Published by Chelsea House in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
