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The Right to Privacy in Texas

- From Common Law Origins to 21st Century Protections
Af: John C. Domino Engelsk Hardback

The Right to Privacy in Texas

- From Common Law Origins to 21st Century Protections
Af: John C. Domino Engelsk Hardback
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John C. Domino examines the origins and development of the right to privacy in Texas, beginning at a time when the state’s courts had not yet recognized the common law tort doctrines and state constitutional provisions that protect privacy, and culminating with the adoption of a robust right in groundbreaking cases. The author argues that contrary to the common perception that the right to privacy instantly sprang forth from U.S. Supreme Court cases such as Griswold v. Connecticut, Texas privacy law evolved incrementally and has never extended to matters concerning reproduction, abortion, and sexuality. Privacy in Texas can best be understood as the right to be “let alone,” in the parlance of Warren and Brandeis’s famous 1890 Harvard Law Review article, and not “privacy as autonomy.” The day-to-day lives of individuals in their homes, schools, and businesses in Texas are affected far more by state court rulings and statutes than by the decisions of federal courts. Further, the state’s statutory data and consumer privacy protections are among the most innovative in the nation. Yet, at the same time, the right to privacy in the state has significant limitations and fails to protect many Texans from government intrusions in the area of reproductive health and sexual intimacy.

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John C. Domino examines the origins and development of the right to privacy in Texas, beginning at a time when the state’s courts had not yet recognized the common law tort doctrines and state constitutional provisions that protect privacy, and culminating with the adoption of a robust right in groundbreaking cases. The author argues that contrary to the common perception that the right to privacy instantly sprang forth from U.S. Supreme Court cases such as Griswold v. Connecticut, Texas privacy law evolved incrementally and has never extended to matters concerning reproduction, abortion, and sexuality. Privacy in Texas can best be understood as the right to be “let alone,” in the parlance of Warren and Brandeis’s famous 1890 Harvard Law Review article, and not “privacy as autonomy.” The day-to-day lives of individuals in their homes, schools, and businesses in Texas are affected far more by state court rulings and statutes than by the decisions of federal courts. Further, the state’s statutory data and consumer privacy protections are among the most innovative in the nation. Yet, at the same time, the right to privacy in the state has significant limitations and fails to protect many Texans from government intrusions in the area of reproductive health and sexual intimacy.

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Sprog: Engelsk
Sider: 182
ISBN-13: 9781666933116
Indbinding: Hardback
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ISBN-10: 1666933112
Kategori: Privatliv: lov og ret
Udg. Dato: 10 apr 2024
Længde: 20mm
Bredde: 158mm
Højde: 237mm
Forlag: Lexington Books
Oplagsdato: 10 apr 2024
Forfatter(e): John C. Domino
Forfatter(e) John C. Domino

Kategori Privatliv: lov og ret

ISBN-13 9781666933116

Sprog Engelsk

Indbinding Hardback

Sider 182

Udgave

Længde 20mm

Bredde 158mm

Højde 237mm

Udg. Dato 10 apr 2024

Oplagsdato 10 apr 2024

Forlag Lexington Books

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