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PEOPLE, PRIVACY AND THE COURTS (FROM INTERNATIONAL SEARCH SYMPOSIUM ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION AND STATISTICS SYSTEMS, 3D - PROCEEDINGS, MAY 24-26, 1976, PHILADELPHIA, PA, BY JOHN LAUCHER AND MARTHA CASEY - SEE NCJ-40336)

NCJ Number
40340
Author(s)
P L WOODARD
Date Published
1976
Length
11 pages
Annotation
AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUPREME COURT'S VIEW OF PROTECTED PERSONAL PRIVACY INTERESTS IN REGARD TO THE INHERENT CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF PRIVACY AND DUE PROCESS.
Abstract
A VARIETY OF CASES ARE DISCUSSED WITH EMPHASIS ON THE LANDMARK CASE PAUL V. DAVIS. THE AUTHOR SEES THE CASE AS HAVING A LIMITED AFFECT ON THE SCOPE OF FUTURE FEDERAL LEGISLATION REGULATING THE MAINTENANCE AND DISSEMINATION OF CRIMINAL RECORDS. QUOTATIONS OF THE MAJORITY AND DISSENTING OPINIONS OF THE CASE ARE GIVEN...TWH