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History of GDPR: Trials and Triumphs
Honored as the strongest privacy law code in the modern world GDPR holds a legacy.
Jun 20
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: A History (Part 1)
Learn how a foreign intelligence act was misused unchecked by the Executive Branch
Jun 17
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The Pendulum Argument: A Fallacy on Forfeiting Civil Liberties
A common fallacy is that we must sacrifice our civil liberties to protect national security.
Jun 13
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How Democracy Gradually Falls
Democracies falls when the very institutions responsible for checks and balances pass the reigns to a tyrant.
Jun 8
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Why the Federalists Defended the Fourth Amendment (Part 3)
The Bill of Rights was meant to convince Anti-Federalists to join The Federalists!
Jun 5
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Why the Federalists Designed the Fourth Amendment (Part 2)
The Federalists and Anti-Federalists secretly tried to use the Bill of Rights to weaken the other party.
Jun 2
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May 2026
Why The Federalists Designed The Fourth Amendment
The Federalists wrote the Fourth Amendment to weaken the Antifederalist Party--although The Anti-Federalists insisted on the importance of a bill of…
May 31
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The Aftermath of the Wilkes Case
Mobs, riots, and lawsuits ensue following the aftermath of the Wilkes Case
May 29
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The History and Rationale of the Fourth Amendment (Part 3)
John Wilkes became the symbol of one's right to privacy despite political dissent against the government in America.
May 24
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The History of Privacy (Part 4)
Academia plays an underrated role in protecting our privacy. Privacy Technologies are less effective than you think.
May 24
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History of Privacy in the US (Part 3)
Investigative journalists, whisteblowers, and attorneys have kept surveillance programs in check.
May 21
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The History of Privacy in the US (Part 2)
US Laws have failed to keep up with surveillance technology. Its partly the US Federal Government's fault.
May 19
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