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Thinking about surveillance and poverty today. From Michele Estrin Gilman‘s “The Class Differential in Privacy Law.” “John Castiglione argues that dignity is an equally important Fourth Amendment value as privacy. As he points out, under the reasonableness standard’s balancing test, it is almost impossible for an individual’s “abstract, indeterminate” privacy interest to outweigh the state’sContinue reading “TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVEN”