Sentence examples for statutory privacy from inspiring English sources

With or without a new statutory privacy law, judges will not view private lives as public property, even if some journalists wish otherwise.

A statutory privacy law could allow claimants to drag authors to court because they are harmed by the memoirs of a former lover.

So I agree that we need to make some changes – and it would make sense to do this in the context of a statutory privacy law that clearly sets out the rights and wrongs on the issue.

Statutory torts of privacy have been introduced in four provinces of Canada.

A statutory tort of privacy would enable parliament, after due public debate, to give guidance to the courts on how the balance between privacy and expression should be resolved.

Yet there is no statutory guarantee of privacy nor is there evidence that birthmothers as a whole seek anonymity from the child they bore.

Calcutt's first inquiry led to the formation of the Press Complaints Commission in 1991, but the second investigation, which proposed statutory controls and a privacy law, was ignored amid press opposition.

Lawyers who reviewed the program, officials said, concluded that AT&T's partial masking of American phone numbers satisfied those restrictions, citing a statutory exception to data privacy laws covering "the acquisition by the United States government of foreign intelligence information from international or foreign communications".

Obviously a constitutional right to privacy – and statutory equivalent in other countries – would be nice, but it might be a struggle to get the necessary votes before midnight.

The resulting model has identified the following modes: law (statutory legislation), self-regulation (privacy policies and self-regulation of the online advertising industry), code (the way services are designed and their system architecture), and norms (expressed as user behaviour and collectively as market behaviour).

He has also held statutory office as the first Privacy Commissioner of the State of Victoria between 2001 to 2006.