[thatoneguyyep]

Please describe a law that protects the violation of the privacy of personal information, thanks very much (:

[david s]

I totally resent the implications in this question as it is obiviously a question desighed too discredit President Bush who I consider the best President since Teddy Roosevelt who had the motto"speak softly and carry a big stick" Bush is the only President since then who had the guts too defend our country when it was attacked on 9/11. For this he should be considered a hero and the Democrats that have done their best too demean him both as a person and as a President just too get elected should be tied too a rail and sent directly too Iraq so that they can see first hand what our brave soilders are fighting for over there. I just got back from my tour of duty and found that the Iranian people not only welcomed our help but consider us heros.

[towwwdothello]

That was the 4th Amendment, if you are American.

There are new laws; however, that have opened up the free flow of information for the purpose of creating a kinder, gentler america with a seemless web of services--the two laws that come to mind, are the Freedom of Information Act, and the Privacy Act. Both of which, have different response times based upon the flow of information:
a) citizens have longer wait times for a response, if there is one.
b) the government has immediate access to individual records; via the new laws.
c) networkers have immediate access; as well as the ability to violate privacy, and be charged with 'snooping' instead of actual Constitutional violations.

As modern society has progressed, in order to establish a more open society, the flow of information and it's speed have changed.