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NASA Suffers More Data Breaches

NASA has announced that the theft of an unencrypted laptop has compromised the personal information of a "large number" of NASA employees and contractors. A similar theft earlier this year exposed the data of thousands of Kennedy Space Center employees....

Supreme Court Affirms Right to Informational Privacy, But Says Privacy Act Safeguards Sufficient for NASA Records

The Supreme Court has issued a decision in NASA v. Nelson, a case brought by NASA scientists who argued that the government's invasive background checks violated the Constitution. The Supreme Court found that the inquiries implicate "a privacy interest of...

Supreme Court to Hear Arguments in NASA Privacy Case

On October 5, 2010 the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that will determine whether public contract employees have a right to limit the government's collection of their personal information. The case, NASA v. Nelson, was brought by...

EPIC Urges Supreme Court to Protect NASA Scientists' Privacy

EPIC filed a "friend of the court" brief in the United States Supreme Court, urging the Justices to protect the privacy of scientists working at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Twenty-seven legal and technical experts signed the brief. In NASA v....

NASA v. Nelson

Concerning Informational Privacy for Federal Contract Employees Latest News | Questions Presented | Background | EPIC's Interest in Nelson | Legal Documents | Resources | News Reports Top News : () Questions Presented (1) Whether the government violates a federal...

NASA v. Nelson

Concerning Informational Privacy for Federal Contract Employees Latest News | Questions Presented | Background | EPIC's Interest in Nelson | Legal Documents | Resources | News Reports Top News : () Questions Presented (1) Whether the government violates a federal...

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