Privacy Journal



The Law of Privacy Explained

Perfect for the lawyer or consumer advocate facing the first case of invasion of privacy. Perfect for the citizen who wants to know whether he or she has a claim for invasion of privacy.

Written by Robert Ellis Smith, an attorney, and according to "Business Week," "one of the country's leading advocates of privacy protection."

This book describes the origin of the common-law tort of invasion of privacy then describes it in detail, with case citations. It then describes state privacy statutes, then lists the defenses to a lawsuit for an invasion of privacy, followed by an authoritative description of the current status of the constitutional right to privacy.


Essential Books

A - Legal Reference
B - History
Ben Franklin's Web Site: Privacy and Curiosity From Plymouth Rock to the Internet

the tug between privacy and surveillance in U.S. history
C - Advocacy
D - Current issues
War Stories

Anecdotes of Persons Victimized by Invasions of Privacy
D - Current Issues
D - Current issues
Our Vanishing Privacy

Essays on privacy issues
E - Directory
Directory of Privacy Professionals

500 names, address, phone numbers, and web sites of the top experts and organizations in the field of personal privacy. $18.50
F - Legal Reference
G. Classic Still Available
Privacy: How to Protect What's Left of It

1980 National Book Award nominee
Order Form
Regional Humor
Block Island Trivia

Quiz for a Rainy Day



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