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Constitutional law and privacy
In Dennis M. Patterson (ed.), A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory. Blackwell. pp. 145–159 (1996)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Focus: The United States Theorizing about Privacy Meaning and Definition Questions of Value Conclusion References.Author's Profile
constitutional law and privacy concept of privacy ‐ role in constitutional thought and practice term “privacy” in US constitutional law ‐ what it means in US tort and statutory law constitutional right of privacy ‐ twentieth century, and when it sprang to life in American law judicially developing “right to privacy” doctrines ‐ associated with state and federal constitutions privacy ‐ Mill, drawing a line between public and private realms meaning of “privacy” ‐ conceptions of privacy in law, medicine and politics “privacy” ‐ as in current constitutional law refering to autonomous decision making normative moral and legal theories about privacy communitarian account of privacy's value
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