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posted by mpawlo
on Friday July 26, @07:10AM
from the big-brother dept.
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In a forthcoming Northwestern University Law Review article, Orin Kerr argues why he thinks the Patriot Act is not the Orwellian law some have suggested. According to Kerr, the Patriot Act changed Internet surveillance law in only minor ways and added several key privacy protections. Kerr is Associate Professor at George Washington University Law School.
Read abstract and article.
Greplaw on Orin Kerr's Cybercrime mailinglist.
(Link from Politech.)
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