| What Is Privacy? |
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| Brandeis
& Warren wrote … |
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| The narrower doctrine [of
privacy] may |
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| have satisfied the demands of society at a |
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| time when the abuse to be guarded against |
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| could barely have arisen without violating a |
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| contract or a special confidence; but |
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| modern devices afford abundant |
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| opportunities for the perpetration of wrongs |
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| without the participation of the injured party |
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| Modern devices mean we need |
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| a
new definition of privacy |
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