Shameless Self Promotion
I have enjoyed the ongoing debate regarding blog ethics and remain marginally involved in the ongoing discourse. Thanks for the emails and posts. Part on the reason I have been unable to participate as an active blogger is that I would violate my own proposed code for failing to do so consistantly. Ironic, huh?
Part of the reason I have been scarce is that I have recently finished my first book, Federal Dataveillance: Implications for Constitutional Privacy Protections. The book looks at how constitutional privacy protections, as interpreted by the Supreme Court, will need to be reconceptualized in order to provide protection against government counterterrorism programs that rely on Dataveillance, surveillance of individuals by searching personal data residing in private and public databases.
Check it out at: http://www.lfbscholarly.com/law_society/kuhn_322304.htm
Part of the reason I have been scarce is that I have recently finished my first book, Federal Dataveillance: Implications for Constitutional Privacy Protections. The book looks at how constitutional privacy protections, as interpreted by the Supreme Court, will need to be reconceptualized in order to provide protection against government counterterrorism programs that rely on Dataveillance, surveillance of individuals by searching personal data residing in private and public databases.
Check it out at: http://www.lfbscholarly.com/law_society/kuhn_322304.htm
posted by Martin at 12:02 PM
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