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: TalkLeftSupreme Court Rules AT&T Has No Privacy Rights
By Jeralyn
The Supreme Court ruled against AT&T in a privacy rights case today, holding that since it is a corporation and not a person, it does not have a right to privacy. The case involved a Freedom of Information request seeking documents pertaining to an FCC investigation of AT&T and possible overbilling.
AdamB at Daily Kos provides analysis of the decision. You can read the opinion here.
Lyle Denniston at Scotus Blog has more in "A Word Game Over Privacy."
Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 01, 2011 (boomark / email).
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