The privacy of (in)Justice Scalia.
A professor at Fordham Law School assigned his Information Privacy Law class to compile all the details of Scalia's life. They made a dossier, which included his
home address, his home phone number, the movies he likes, his food preferences, his wife's personal e-mail address, and "photos of his lovely grandchildren.
I just thought it was funny. I believe that privacy amounts to more than Scalia does, and he was clearly discomforted by the dossier.
(And the prof's response.)
home address, his home phone number, the movies he likes, his food preferences, his wife's personal e-mail address, and "photos of his lovely grandchildren.
I just thought it was funny. I believe that privacy amounts to more than Scalia does, and he was clearly discomforted by the dossier.
(And the prof's response.)