Right to Privacy HD
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- Discussion on the "Right to Privacy" with:
* Jack Beerman - Harry Elwood Warren Scholar and Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law
* Stewart Harris - Professor of Law, Appalachian School of Law
* Michael N. Herring - Commonwealth Attorney, City of Richmond
* David Rossman - Director of Clinical Programs in Criminal Law and Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law
* Ronald S. Sullivan, Jr. - Director of the Criminal Justice Institute, Harvard Law School
Produced as part of the "Constitutional Foundations for Law Enforcement" online course by the Robert H. Smith Center for the Constitution at James Madison's Montpelier. For more information, please go to montpelier.org/courses
Right to Privacy is the foundation of LAW. It teaches RESPECT. WITHOUT RESPECT LAW IS NOTHING.
Wow great point
Well the law has become increasingly meaningless since obama took office...
If I don't have a right to privacy I don't even want to be an American I don't even want to be a human I don't want to even live
Nobody cares
Ikr....no privacy is the equivalent of suicide
Imagine having your every word recorded within the confines of your own home for 2 years and the public knowing it.
It fucks with your head.
@Gniksemaj Sgabyenom bitch what do you know!
That's happened to me now home outside and at work 🙃
Just 2 years? How much was stolen from you? How much in damages? How much physical, psychological, emotional torture did the knowing public perform? Can you even quantify the losses?
If we had a group out there for everyone deserves privacy I would be an advocate bc I think everyone deserves privacy. I would want to try to make it constitutional. Thank you.
Is the privacy of communication and correspondence absolute? What is/are its exception/s?
I live in St Paul Mn and I've obeyed the law my whole life and I have no Constitutional rights. 🇺🇸
Nothing's changed yet..
Sadly, understand
Thank you for sharing
thanks boss
There should be a right to privacy but to say that the Courts understand that, in my case is false. I am being monitored against my will. What can I do? Anyone?
thanks for clarity
*Clarity is something that we all deserve for our well-being because it’s the truth and accepting that you can’t know the truth and probably never will and that it’ll probably be lost in time is the equivalent of dying. You need to know the truth to be alive or you will die. Death/pain persists because of lies/unawareness. Life persists because of truth/clarity.*
That’s why it’s called the 4th amendment come on guys let’s get it right, the four fathers never needed overseers 😂😂😂
American law is reference of right to privacy!
You may need to update this video considering what occurred today.
I wonder if Mr. Herring would still agree that the police do “a good job” of abiding by their constitutional “basic training” while on the street.
Not mention in the constitution wow
Yes we have the right to privacy but mine the government and according bodies think they have the right to access anything and everything to use against someone. Even without a criminal hearing part of corporations and government think they have the right to obstruct justice.
Reproductive health sounds like a liberty to exist. A different but Human right.
Using neural monitoring on a person without their consent is legal?
It's a war crime punishable by death as per Geneva convention. It's considered a violation of human rights. It's also considered treason to United States Constitution which is also punishable by death. This includes human experimentation.
So why is it happening everywhere?
I don't even know what that is anymore
*I don’t understand why they even talk about these rights as if they’re even followed. Nobody follows human rights or I wouldn’t even be here typing any of this out. I’m being tortured right now and have been tortured for many years. Is it changing? No. There is no justice either.*
Twisted arguments. Twisted logic. Only one solution. Put it in the text.
I wonder if the constitution grants me a right to smoke a big fat spliff in the privacy of my own home? The number of penumbras emanating from this conundrum seems to increase the more I puff. 😀😉🍾
The Constitution doesn't infringe on religious rights therefore if one had a church or a ordained minister I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use sacred herbs without discrimination to your religious beliefs 😉
I've been surveillance by the community now they know what im doing. My husband alllwed them and have someone inside the house. I have lots of evidence but they removed it from my phone and laptop .im almost lost my job because of anxiety and depression .juts like to know the truth but always lying to me.do I have the rights ?
you have the right to defend yourself and show them the truth. my advice get a lawyer. it's time to fight back for individual right.
@@LoRdShAdY33 no lawyers would take your case. They will think you are crazy talking out your ass. It takes one strong individual to take your case if he feel strongly towards case but i doubt it.
This doesn’t exist in my life. People seem to just do whatever they want I guess. Privacy is just a concept I guess
Most police officers don't, but get your point in a broader stroke... yes, important rights people are destroying...
Cam, Sean, Irv, Leon, Jas. Please be advised that you are violating my privacy rights.
This ashame
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