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Posts tagged privacy
“Please Unlock Your Phone”: Why Reasonable Suspicion Should Be Extended to Cursory Searches of Electronic Devices at the Border
Content, Online OriginalsOnline Content ManagerSeptember 7, 2018border searches, device privacy, Fourth Amendment, kljo, privacy, technology, will carroll
More Coverage, More Problems: No Private Remedies for Kentuckians Hurt by HIPAA Violations After Adoption of the Affordable Care Act

Note | KLJ Online Committee Editor Chelsea Hayes discusses the shortcomings of Kentucky law in protecting patients from violations of privacy, and what the state should do about it

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Online OriginalsOnline Content ManagerAugust 7, 2015ACA, Affordable Care Act, data, hayes, health insurance, healthcare, HIPAA, information, Kentucky, medical, privacy, private remedy, recovery, violation, west virginia

 
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