ANSWER: Negative Side

 

1.  DNA database in no way exposes, harms, or violates ones being

a. Definition of infringe: Will define and explain the definition of infringe and therefore, argue privacy rights are upheld in opposition to violations or searches, as such, DNA databases does neither

 

b. Google in Street View ‘Wi-Spy’ lawsuit: Google Street View was accused of infringing on privacy because it had images of people, however, the law states that in a public environment one cannot claim privacy because they are in public, therefore Google won. DNA database would be under a privacy agreement

 

POSSIBLE REFERENCES:

http://beck2.med.harvard.edu/week10/Rothstein%202006-1.pdf

http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/conlaw/rightofprivacy.html

 

DIRECTIONS: Write a 2-3 minutes speech. Please include work cited.

 

 

ANSWER: Negative Side

 

1.  DNA database in no way exposes, harms, or violates ones being

a. Definition of infringe: Will define and explain the definition of infringe and therefore, argue privacy rights are upheld in opposition to violations or searches, as such, DNA databases does neither

 

b. Google in Street View ‘Wi-Spy’ lawsuit: Google Street View was accused of infringing on privacy because it had images of people, however, the law states that in a public environment one cannot claim privacy because they are in public, therefore Google won. DNA database would be under a privacy agreement

 

POSSIBLE REFERENCES:

http://beck2.med.harvard.edu/week10/Rothstein%202006-1.pdf

http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/conlaw/rightofprivacy.html

 

DIRECTIONS: Write a 2-3 minutes speech. Please include work cited.