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Steve C. Posner on the Privacy Implications of Domestic Unmanned Aerial Border Surveillance Pursuant to § 5102 of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act, 8 U.S.C. §§ 1701 note and 1712 note. (PDF)

Steve C. Posner on the Privacy Implications of Domestic Unmanned Aerial Border Surveillance Pursuant to § 5102 of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act, 8 U.S.C. §§ 1701 note and 1712 note. (PDF)

Discusses the privacy implications of unmanned aerial surveillance.


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

ISBN: 9781422429983

10/21/2011
 
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    Guarding the borders is important, but is anyone guarding the privacy of millions of U.S., Canadian, and Mexican citizens newly subjected to unmanned aerial optical and infra-red surveillance? The Predator B drone represents a quantum leap in surveillance capability, and National Security expert Steve C. Posner discusses the privacy implications of unmanned aerial surveillance.

     

    Steve C. Posner is the author of the annually updated legal treatise Privacy Law and The USA PATRIOT Act (LexisNexis/Matthew Bender 2011), emphasizing the practical implications, burdens and options for organizations and individuals cooperating with and subject to government evolving reporting requirements, information requests and surveillance.

     

    Mr. Posner frequently speaks on privacy and national security law to professional and community groups, as well as to undergraduate and graduate level university classes. He writes frequently online commentaries and blogs on emerging issues and litigation for LexisNexis.

     

    Mr. Posner is a former editor of the Technology Law and Policy Review column for The Colorado Lawyer magazine, and former co-chair of the Colorado Bar Association's Law Office Technology Committee. He is admitted to practice law in Colorado, New York and California (inactive), and is in private practice in Evergreen, Colorado.

     

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