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PRIVACY RIGHTS  

This article is a critique of William S. Hubbartt's article Privacy Rights: The New Employee Relations Battlefied. It describes various topics that employees are subjected to when applying for employment or currently working for an employer.

From harrassing phone calls, to playground mayhem and even grand larceny, wrongdoers have the upper hand when it comes to privacy rights. They don't even have to ask to have their identities protected; our public institutions do it for them.

Will the public and the media ever get along?

In the modern age, the concept of privacy must be redefined.

Some people would like to live a life of privacy, but is it possible?

Most Americans take the HIPAA privacy regulations very lightly. But Don't - violations of HIPAA can have significant impact on your family.

This article addresses the issues of personal privacy vs. freedom of the press, focusing on privacy considerations in court.

Growing number of Americans these days are fearful about the privacy of their health information. And probably for good reason. With the dissemination of this information growing exponentially by the day, here's what you can do to protect your privacy.

Here are six tips to help you maintain your privacy at work, regardless of whether or not your boss is spying on you.

This article talks about how the work place is too invasive. It presents a good persuasive topic.

Myspace is a good tool for communcations. However, it puts a dampering slash on people's home privacy.

Parents and teens will battle over many things as teenagers get older. One of the subjects that many parents and teens battle over is privacy. As teens get older they wish to have a higher level of privacy. Meanwhile parents realize that can involve great risks.

For many American families, renting an apartment is a common living arrangement. Understanding your tenant rights is crucial to protecting privacy.

A paper written for the We the People and the Constitution competition. Provides a both historical and current view on privacy. Looks at the constitution, court decisions, and executive action all in relation the whether we need a right to privacy.

Privacy and civil rights groups have been concerned with the way the FBI would use National Security Letters.

Privacy International, a human rights research organization, completed a six-month investigation of privacy practices for 23 Internet companies. Google is alone in the worst category. None received highest ranking.

Even the most private searches regarding health issues, domestic abuse, asylum/dissident support, and financial searches are mapped against user history, geolocation, ip addresses, etc.

Pivacy in the technology world of today focusing on a certain ebay case that arose.

What sort of privacy can you expect and what rights do you have when you're online?

Contrary to popular belief, the constitution itself does not give us as individuals a right to privacy. Fortunately, the courts have recognized that the citizens of the United States do have certain rights as far as privacy is concerned.

We talk about privacy issues as it relates to the protection of the First Amendment which encompasses safeguarding people's values in businesses, education and government.

How many lives have been destroyed because of "privacy"? Passed a little more than thirty years ago, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act was created in 1974 to supposedly protect young people of their rights.

A review on the privacy of social networks and what defines infidelity in the technological age.

The war on terror has been incredibly good for the security equipment business. Currently in the works are security devices that may or may not stop a terrorist attack, but will certainly reduce your right to privacy.

This article looks briefly looks at the subject of workplace privacy from the management and employee perspectives.

Honestly, if you allow your child to be on the internet then it is your job and responsibility to make sure they are safe. The only way to do this is to invade their privacy and check up on them. Here are some ideas how.

Is having a Nanny Cam an invasion of privacy? When it comes to your children is there really even such a thing as an invasion of privacy?

Unfortunately, privacy laws surrounding garbage give the media and the police significant leeway, and anything you throw out could eventually come into the wrong hands. Is your garbage protected by privacy laws, or is it free game?

Yesterday the American Civil Liberties Union, (ACLU), told the FBI that their privacy guidelines were not good enough in a meeting between the FBI, the ACLU and other privacy groups.

Work place privacy in a post 9/11 world. This paper examines the current situation of employee privacy and employer rights in respects to terrorism and law.

Internet users all over the world are searching through Google Maps Street View to find interesting "sightings". Pictures posted all over the internet are of police cars parked in "no parking" zones, girls in bikinis, and men coming out of strip clubs

The government began to secretly deport hundreds of immigrants from the US

Cohen starts by asking the question why some things are considered more "newsworthy" than others. Newsworthiness is a philosophical principal defined by Joshua Halberstam as the report of current events meeting specific criteria

Are we to assume that our actions on the Internet are private. The government certainly does not think we should have that right.

This article takes a concise look at the HIPPA

The pictures taken to create the "Street Views" captures some people in private moments.

Historically, the 9th and 10th amendments to the Constitution have been referenced in the U.S. Supreme court when discussing this sticky issue.

This article explores human rights, their past, and what role they will have in the future, as well as the difference between the Western and Eastern conception of human rights.

Everyone should understand their basic rights, this is my view as a working woman.

Employees are entitled to a reasonable expectation of privacy, but under certain circumstances an employer may be entitled to search an employees' belongings at work.

There are millions of people around the country that rent houses, apartments, condo's ect. But how can you deal with a landlord who is constantly bothering you and your family. Well this is a situation that I had to deal with.

Human rights violations in womens' prisons

In America today certain rights have come under fire, Constitution or no...

Brief introduction and information on the Electronic Frontier Foundation - a group attempting to preserve the rights of the consumer in an age of multimedia.

The results a recent survey conducted by the National Institute for Patient Rights (NIPR)shows that, despite billions spent on advances in medical technology, patients daily experience an erosion of their rights "at the hospital bedside."

If you are concidering Nursing Home placement for yourself or someone you love read this first. You might change your mind. A real world account of your rights a a resident.

A basic primer of some of the terminology necessary to understand civil rights in America and how they are being corrupted.

Renters have rights and these include privacy as well as repairs. Learn when and how a landlord can enter your home, what repairs must be made and how rental property must be maintained.

Wouldn't it be nice to see what your nanny or baby sitter is doing while you are gone? Should a person be able to hide cameras in their home to tape surveillance of these people? This article discusses this topic.

Employees are being monitored while working on the job.

Since its inception, Google's Street View in Google Maps has amassed a great deal of controversy.

An analysis of state sodomy laws and other sex-based regulations in the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark decision in Lawrence v. Texas.

Our societies have unfolded and taken on the belief that it's "safe" and perfectly acceptable to allow our privacies to be invaded, adopting views that it would be an almost impossible plight to conquer even if in disagreement.

We live in America, the land of endless opportunity and freedom. However, since 9/11, have our human and civil rights begun to disappear? More importantly, do they still exist at all?

What rights do people have once demential sets in? Can they vote? Can they still drive? Can they make medical decisions for themselves? We'll answer those questions and more.

I believe that when a youth is removed from their home and placed in foster care they as well as their foster parents should be guarenteed certain rights for each of their protection and best interest.

The issue of habeas corpus rights for Guantanamo Bay detainees is neither simple nor obvious. It involves a complex analysis of the right itself, the Constitution, and both American and English history.

A paper concerning constitutional rights, more specifically search and seizure.

This article describes the relationship that rights and responsibilities hold in the classroom. It also details the particular rights and responsibilities of the student and the teacher.

This article covers the steadily eroding civil Liberties here in Kansas.

ACLU is wrong. Your rights end where mine begin. Who wants to have sex in a nasty bathroom anyway?

If you want to protect your loved one as a nursing home resident, it helps if you know his or her legal rights. Read on to learn more.

A look at how Digital Rights Management affects the consumer.

A brief summary of treaties dealing with Human Rights

Every credit reporting agency gathers and sells files of information about you and if that information is incorrect it can hurt your personal finances. Here is a brief guide to your rights under the FCRA, 15 U.S.C. 1681 et. seq.

If you work as a caregiver to an elderly or disabled person and live in the home of your client, you might wonder what your legal rights are.

Teaching the Bill of Rights to students of any age.

Weapons of mass destruction are a violation of the people of Hiroshima's human rights on several accounts. We the people of the United States live by the two words know as human rights, it is what this country was morally established on.

Many people who engage in political activity where their arrest is a possibility are unaware of the possible consequences of their actions or of their rights. This guide provides the information they need.

When a prisoner is placed behind bars, he retains many of the rights afforded to U.S. citizens. However, certain rights must be limited for the safety and protection of the prisoners and also because prison is punishment as well as rehabilitation..

Nanny-cams are not a violation of babysitters' rights. Cameras are often installed in workplaces, and your home is your babysitter's workplace.

Ted Kennedy, as he has every two years for the last 35, has reintroduced the Equal Rights Amendment to Congress.

More and more people who rent or own houses or apartments, are seeking advice on landlord and tenants issues everyday. Tenants have significant rights and responsibilities and landlords are prohibited from harassing tenants who exercise their rights.

What is happening to our society? Do we have to give up all our individual rights in the name of terrorism?

Right to privacy? Do our children have the same rights as adults? Generally, they do have the same rights as an adult and are protected under the Constitution the same as an adult.

If you are a tenant, and have ever had a dispute with you landlord, then you know the importance of knowing what your rights as a tenant are beforehand. This article will look at some different issues that can happen between a landlord and tenant.

There is growing censorship of photographers of all levels by authorities. Photographers need to be aware of their rights.

This story is based on my first-hand experience in an actual Ohio Supreme Court pre-hearing in Columbus, Ohio.

Involving the e - mail communications; there have been at least several courts which have raised serious questions as to if e - mail messages are protected under Title I of the ECPA...

Aspects of freedom of speech through the internet and other forms of media and communication.

Recently, the news has been full of stories about the RFID tracking chip. However I was surprised by a recent article in the New York Times and the Denver Post. It seems that the application of this kind of technology is now speeding up internationally as well.

...with such a remarkable marvel, the internet is not taxed, and there are people out there in the uncharted regions of cyberspace...

The Digital Freedom group released a statement on Monday warning that more "Big Brother" amendments are being proposed in the Senate, this time backed by the RIAA.

a look at the recent scandal involving text messages sent between Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and his chief of staff Christine Beatty

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was implemented to provide health plans, health care providers and health care clearinghouses a set of defined standards for handling patient's personal health information.

Why such offences need to be taken--and punished--very seriously.

Teens are posting highly private and personal information on the web, not realizing they are leaving themselves wide open to predators, perverts, and even prosecution. Here are my personal experiences.

This article explains cruel treatment by individuals employed by the Transportation Security Administration, my experience, Mandi Hamlin's experience, and explores the likelihood of an exploding breast implant.

At times you will have to choose whether you want results or complete freedom. Which is more important to you?

Americans want equal justice for all, honesty, safety, and integrity, but at what expense are Americans willing to go to achieve those core values and goals? How do we decide?

A summary and analysis of the 1987 court case O'Connor et al. v. Ortega.

Proving quality care really requires the cooperation of you; you're physician and the hospital staff.

The Patriot Act was instilled to protect citizens from terrorists... but do citizens need protected from the Patriot Act?

In the US parents are responsible for their children. You may think you may have to sign off on everything they do, but you may be wrong.

Even if the other mediums that are not digital can't be said to be imune from copyright abuse, their case is not as easy as digital material where a duplicate could be made with no cost and quality degredation

Imagine your child wants to do a report on the White House and goes online to a site he thinks will help him. Instead he finds a site that many would say is pornographic. How do you protect your children against Internet pornography?