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| What two questions (Katz test) do you ask to determine a "reasonable expectation of privacy"? |
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1. Does conduct reflect an expectation of privacy?
2. Would society recognize the conduct as reasonable? |
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| List some reasonable examples of privacy |
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| home, phone booth, opaque containers |
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| List some unreasonable examples of privacy |
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| Open fields, garbage on the curb, strangers house during theft |
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| When are the contents of an email considered private and when are they not? |
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| Private during transport. Once received by intended recipient, not private. |
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| One part of the O'Conner test is "do actual office practices and procedures reinforce the no reasonable expectation of privacy (banners)". What is the other part of the test? |
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| Is info so open to fellow employees or to the public that no expectation of privacy is reasonable. |
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| Which part of the ECPA addresses/updated concerns for the CONTENTS of wire & electronic communications? |
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| Which part of the ECPA deals with concerns for the ADDRESSING of wire & electronic communications? |
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| What is the difference between Pen & Traps/Trace? |
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| Pen deals with devices connected to the SOURCE while Traps/Trace deals with devices that record INCOMING signals. |
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| Can law enforcement direct or ask sys ads to monitor communications for law enforcement purposes? |
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| Can data collected from TMAP be used for disciplinary actions? |
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| What must be masked in TMAP data? |
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| names, office symbols, phone numbers or anthing else that can indentify them |
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protection of an expression (the documentation of an idea).
Doesn't protect the idea until it's documented (even on a napkin) |
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| Protects marks used by businesses to distinguish themselves (logo, name, sound) |
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| Protects useful inventions and processes |
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| List the four safe harbors that limit liability for copyright infringement for ISPs |
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Conduit
Cache
Hosting
Search Engines |
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| Violations of ______ include Slavery, genocide and crimes against humanity |
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| Peremptory Norms (jus cogens) |
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| List 3 types of participants in armed conflicts and give examples of each |
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Combatant-Regular Armed Forces, Militia
Noncombatants-Civilians, protected (medical, chaplains, POWs, Wounded)
Unlawful Combatant-Fighting Noncombatants |
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| List the 5 principles of LOAC |
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Military Necessity
Distinction
Proportionality
Humanity
Chivalry |
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| What is the difference between Military Necessity & Humanity? |
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| Military Necessity ALLOWS the correct amount of force, while Humanity PROHIBITS any force not necessary for the purpose of the war. |
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