INTRODUCTION Email privacy! What privacy I ask there seems to be no privacy left in anything you do when it comes to computers and the net. ... I feel we all have a right to privacy and wonder why the governments are not doing enough to protect are civil liberties. ... Ok I can see why they do this for evidence if a case should come up but it still is a breach of are right to privacy email should not be excluded from are privacy rights and as a result this allows the government to snoop on our emails. ... First, use PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) software to encrypt your e-mail (and computer...

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Many people might think that before the enactment of USPA the law-enforcement authority did not have appropriate tool, if any to combat terror. ... But it did give authorities a narrowly defined process for electronic surveillance to be used as last resort in serious criminal case, but the law enforcement authorities must show a "probable cause" before being granted the warrant. ... (www.fas.org), which congress felt was a hindrance to law enforcement. Below Title III, the next tier of privacy protection covers some of those matters, which the Supreme Court has described as beyond the re...

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First off there were "outsiders" who violated the privacy of the Southerners; the south was part of a whole, part of union, part of a country. ... In fact, everyday after school there are dozens of students who violate the law by smoking and yet haven't done anything about it. ... The South were wrong to think that the there were "outsiders" whom invaded their privacy and sparked confrontations about civil rights. ...

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The Constitution to me is like the law of the entire nation. ... These branches mean that there will be laws to protect me. ... It also means that the law won't have too much power. The Constitution gives us the right to privacy. ... We will have laws to abide by which also will protect us as a nation. ...

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We are also given the right to privacy. ... Not paying your taxes is also against the law. Obeying the law is also a responsibility of every American citizen. The laws in this country are meant to bring order and keep the US civilized. Without these laws we would have a corrupt and immoral society. ...

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The laws were also executed by a powerful president. There was ample power to enforce laws by coercion of individuals and to some extent of states. ... For example, freedom in the areas of speech, privacy, and press were described. Other freedoms such as no punishment save by due process of law, and no confiscations of property without just compensation were also codified. ...

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Terrorism is an anti-democratic, anti-law life style and our lifestyle makes us susceptible to terrorist attacks, which is the dispute for arguing, America's weak spot, and a good reason why the government should establish a national ID card system. ... Terrorism is an anti-democratic, anti-law life style and the freedoms Americans have makes them susceptible to terrorist attacks, which is the main argument, America's weak spot, and a good reason why the government should establish a national ID card system to keep potential terrorists out of our country. ...

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Tough laws and stiff penalties is just a fact of life in getting this point across to the citizens of America who might use and distribute illegal drugs such as marijuana. People seem to respect the law better when the consequence and repercussions are made known to them. ... Meyers, a drug addiction physician at Kaiser Permanente in Carson, California, stated in an argument that this medical agenda of the proponents of marijuana would result in public confusion and in poorly written laws such as California's Proposition 215 initiative, which made it legal for some medical marij...

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There are several aspects to suicide and the law, but we are only going to discuss a few of them. ... Alan Sullivan argues for this point by saying "that the U.S. law has never addressed this issue squarely. ... On the other hand, the law also appears to recognize state interests in preventing suicide. ... Yet the law really can't do anything to someone who has killed themselves. The place that the law has really played a major role in American society is in assisted suicides. ...

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However, many believe that this would be an invasion of privacy. ... For example, gun control, national identification cards, stricter immigration laws, or border control would all be solutions to feeling more secure. ...

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Smith for privacy reasons. ... There have been laws to increase equality in the work place such as affirmative action. ... There are many laws and lawsuits to be faced if discrimination can be proven. ...

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Native Americans were separated by law and custom from mainstream U.S. society. ... With no privacy or father figure to keep all the members of the family together, Jeanne lost sense of her heritage as did many other children in the camps. ...

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