I would urge the Committee not to stop at the Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act or at a privacy statute, but enact an evidentiary privilege that would block Federal and State law enforcement access as well as civil litigant access.
Mary Gay Scanlon: “I would urge the Committee not to stop at the Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act or at a privacy statute, but enact an…”
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Emphasizes the need for stronger data privacy protections post-Dobbs decision.
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