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To: caly who started this subject	8/10/2001 6:41:26 PM
From: PJ Strifas	Read Replies (1) of 210

Judges protest workplace surveillance By Lisa M. Bowman Special to CNET News.com August 10, 2001, 1:05 p.m. PT Privacy experts are cheering a revolt by some federal judges against workplace monitoring. But they say it will take more than just a protest to ensure that employers aren't snooping on workers' electronic habits. A few months ago, a group of federal workers--including some judges from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals--asked their staff to disable electronic monitoring software for a week, saying it was unnecessarily invasive. As a result, a panel of influential judges will take a closer look at the issue at the U.S. Judicial Conference meeting next month. The group has the power to decide whether such electronic surveillance should take place among its workers, a spokeswoman for the 9th Circuit said. news.cnet.com

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