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: University of Louisville Law FacultyPeter Scott Campbell's blog: The Right to What Kind of Privacy?
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Louis D. Brandeis and Samuel Warren’s article “The Right to Privacy” continues its reign as the most cited law review article ever with two new articles discussing its implications.
In “The So-Called Right to Privacy” (43 UC Davis Law Review 715 and on SSRN) Jamal Greene announces the death of the right to privacy. Not tort privacy as outlined by Brandeis and Warren, but rather the “constitutional right to privacy” as formulated by William Douglas in Gri read more
Full post as published by University of Louisville Law Faculty on May 14, 2010 (boomark / email).
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