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Evan Hendricks, a native of Portland, Oregon, is editor/publisher of Privacy Times, a Washington-based biweekly newsletter that covers privacy and freedom of information law. A graduate of Columbia University, Hendricks is author of Former Secrets, a compilation of five hundred examples of valuable data the public has obtained under the Freedom of Information Act. Mr. Hendricks is past president of the American Society of Access Professionals. He lectures regularly on information policy issues. Trudy Hayden is formerly director of the Privacy Project of the American Civil Liberties Union and author of the ACLU "Privacy Report," director of research for the New York State Commission on the Family Court Act, and consultant on privacy to the New York Civil Liberties Union. She is currently manager of Program Development and Foundation Relations for the New York Public Library. Jack D. Novik served for ten years as a staff counsel and then as acting legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union. During this period he was counsel to the ACLU Foundation's Project on Privacy and Data Collection in which capacity he litigated many intelligence issues. He was coauthor of "Litigation under the Federal Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Acts." In 1986 he became executive director of the New York City Criminal Justice Agency.

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Also In This Series THE RIGHTS OF ALIENS AND REFUGEES THE RIGHTS OF AUTHORS AND ARTISTS THE RIGHTS OF CRIME VICTIMS THE RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES THE RIGHTS OF GAY PEOPLE THE RIGHTS OF OLDER PERSONS THE RIGHTS OF PATIENTS THE RIGHTS OF PRISONERS THE RIGHTS OF SINGLE PEOPLE THE RIGHTS OF STUDENTS THE RIGHTS OF TEACHERS THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN THE RIGHTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE YOUR RIGHT TO GOVERNMENT INFORMATION

AN AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION HANDBOOK Your Right To Privacy A Basic Guide To Legal Rights In An Information Society SECOND EDITION Completely Revised and Up-to-Date Evan Hendricks Trudy Hayden Jack D. Novik General Editor of the Handbook Series: Norman Dorsen, President, ACLU SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY PRESS CARBONDALE AND EDWARDSVILLE

Copyright 1990 by the American Civil Liberties Union All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America 98 97 5 4 3 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Hendricks, Evan. Your right to privacy: a basic guide to legal rights in an information society / Even Hendricks, Trudy Hayden, Jack D. Novik. 2nd ed., completely rev. and up-to-date. p. cm.(An American Civil Liberties Union handbook) Rev. ed. of: Your rights to privacy / Trudy Hayden. 1980. Includes bibliographical references. 1. Privacy, Right ofUnited States. I. Hayden, Trudy. II. Novik, Jack. III. Hayden, Trudy. Your rights to privacy. IV. Title. V. Series. KF1262.Z9H37 1990 342. 73'0858dc20 [347.302858] ISBN 0-8093-1632-389-21844 CIP The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information SciencesPermanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39.48-1984.

Contents Preface vii Acknowledgments ix Introduction xi Part 1. Collection, Access, and Control of Government Information I. Government Information Practices and the Privacy Act 3 II. Access to Government Records 17 III. Correction of Government Records 37 IV. Criminal Justice Records 44 V. Social Services Records 54 VI. Social Security Numbers 61 VII. Electronic Communications 68 VIII. School Records 76

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