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· 6/10/2011

GRIFFITH ENERGY, INC. v. EVANS, JOANN

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  • The Supreme Court has made clear that it is an “open question” whether there is a constitutional right to prevent government disclosure of private information.
  • \[T]he Supreme Court has made clear that the existence of such a right [to informational privacy] is an open question and it has not abandoned a third precedent which suggests that any right to informational privacy is limited.\

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