Geiger declined to provide details of Clarett's transgressions, citing privacy reasons.
(Yet contrast that to the response in Germany, where societal trust in public institutions is far less unconditional — given, of course, the relatively recent history of government transgressions against privacy and worse).
The government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy has proposed a law making online video services like YouTube liable for invasions of privacy, violations of copyright and other transgressions that occur in user-generated content.
As a verdict is awaited, the Italian government has proposed a law making online video services like YouTube liable for invasions of privacy, violations of copyright and other transgressions that occur in user-generated content.
He can't argue that our interest in this transgression is a violation of his privacy.
In the old days, reporters wouldn't reveal a star's transgressions in print out of respect for his privacy (or to stay on good terms with them)—that's how Mantle became an American icon while simultaneously drinking and fucking his way through life.
Strauss-Kahn and his estranged wife Anne Sinclair may have threatened to sue Iacub for invasion of their privacy, but France has a long tradition of justifying all moral transgressions in the name of art, talent and intelligence.
In ruminative asides, she wishes to impress us with her life's "antinomies": privacy and exposure; solitude and plurality; confinement and escape; propriety and transgression — the conflict between the vestal and the bawd who shape her character.
French politicians have been able to hide behind some of Europe's tightest privacy laws, protected by what amounted to a code of silence about the transgressions of the mighty.
The leak, a particularly embarrassing transgression for a company whose image is partly grounded in the promise of privacy, was widely reported as a "hack".
