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Does the Electronic Communications Privacy Act Needs to be Reformed? (PDF)

Does the Electronic Communications Privacy Act Needs to be Reformed? (PDF)

111th Congress actively addressed whether the Electronic Communications Privacy Act has kept up with technological change.


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Publisher :LexisNexis Emerging Issues Analysis
Format: Electronic, 6 Pages , PDF

ISBN: 9781422429983

11/18/2010
 
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    Do current laws governing the protection of digital information adequately balance individual privacy rights against the government's need to know? This is one of the questions that the 111th Congress actively addressed in a series of spirited debates on whether the Electronic Communications Privacy Act has kept up with technological change. Carey Lening, Kirsten Koepsel, and Ron Weikers discuss whether the ECPA needs to be reformed.

     

    Carey Lening is an intellectual property, privacy and technology attorney in Washington, DC.

     

    Kirsten Koepsel is Director, Legal Affairs & Tax, Aerospace Industries Association in Arlington, VA.

     

    Ron Weikers is Managing Partner of Weikers & Co. | Software-Law.com in Manchester, NH, and Adjunct Professor of Law at Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, NH. Any views expressed herein are solely the authors', and do not reflect the views of their respective employers.

     

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