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Science & Technology Law, Civil Rights - United States, Intellectual Property Law - General & Miscellaneous, United States Constitutions - Federal & State, Civil Rights - Privacy, U.S. Constitution
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Federal Dataveillance: Implications for Constitutional Privacy Protections

by Kuhn, Martin
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Book Details

Published
September 15, 2007
Publisher
LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC
Pages
236
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781593322304

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