2013Toruńskie Studia MiędzynarodoweOpen access

The right to privacy in the legal system of the United States

Monika Bartczak

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The article presents a historical aspect of development of the right to privacy in the American legal system. The considerations bring closer the most significant issues concerning the privacy protection presented among U.S. case-law and doctrine.

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The article presents a historical aspect of development of the right to privacy in the American legal system. The considerations bring closer the most significant issues concerning the privacy protection presented among U.S. case-law and doctrine.

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The article presents a historical aspect of development of the right to privacy in the American legal system. The considerations bring closer the most significant issues concerning the privacy protection presented among U.S. case-law and doctrine.

Key concepts: Doctrine, Right to privacy, Privacy policy, Information privacy, Privacy law, Political science, The Right to Privacy, Internet privacy

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