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To: Neocon who wrote (84848)11/8/2004 1:22:56 PM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (1) of 793820
 
In other words, even if it exists, it does not demand the highest standard of scrutiny to be set aside.

I don't think that answers the question. Of course privacy, if it exists, can be set aside as you say. If there's a good enough reason. Which leaves only the question of what is a good enough reason. If it doesn't exist, however, there is nothing to set aside and no law is too intrusive. So the question remains as to whether there's a right of privacy.
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