Teddy Pollins
Senior Member
- Feb 26, 2015
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Let's speak about privacy in America.
A right to privacy is not explicitly protected by the bill of rights but has been amalgamated from several amendments (mostly the fourth) and judicial precedence. Would a new explicit privacy amendment that deals with modern technology and mass surveillance be a good idea or are the existing amendments good enough.
I think a strong precedent from America in these matters would affect the whole world.
A right to privacy is not explicitly protected by the bill of rights but has been amalgamated from several amendments (mostly the fourth) and judicial precedence. Would a new explicit privacy amendment that deals with modern technology and mass surveillance be a good idea or are the existing amendments good enough.
I think a strong precedent from America in these matters would affect the whole world.
