Renzo DowneyJuly 5, 2022
7min0
Judge John Cooper rejected the state's argument that the law was constitutional because women could still get abortions before 15 weeks.
Tag: privacy
Renzo DowneyJuly 5, 2022Renzo DowneyJune 30, 2022
7min0
Cooper cited the right to privacy enumerated in the Florida Constitution.
Jesse SchecknerMay 5, 2022
4min0
The information, if left unguarded, could reveal where officers live, patrol and disclose certain police techniques.
Anne GeggisFebruary 17, 2022
4min0
The bill seeks to ensure that human service workers have no fear of exposing private, individual data as they count the homeless population.
Renzo DowneyMarch 10, 2021
9min1947
Gov. Ron DeSantis is backing the Big Tech accountability bill that is drawing comparisons to California.
Ryan NicolMarch 9, 2021
5min1368
The legislators say the bill is necessary to plug loopholes in state law.
Wire ServicesJune 13, 2020
8min314
The PBA claims Marcy's Law protects officers' identities.
Associated PressMay 18, 2020
10min561
Not enough people want phone app that lets government track whom they're meeting.
Jacob OglesNovember 12, 2019
3min561
But similar legislation never got to the floor last Session.
Janelle Irwin TaylorJanuary 2, 2019
5min331
The case of a man suspected of burglary in Hillsborough County is the latest in a string of cell phone-related cases that could further define privacy rights in a digital world. Taphone Prince is refusing to give investigators the passcode to his Alcatel 7 cell phone even after a judge issued a warrant for its […]