Supreme Court of New Jersey· 4/21/2008

State v. Reid

Citations

945 A.2d 26
194 N.J. 386
2008 N.J. LEXIS 408

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holding that a privacy interest in information provided to internet service providers was adequately protected by grand jury procedures
recognizing reasonable expectation of privacy in subscriber information under State Constitution, notwithstanding disclosure to Internet service providers
recognizing reasonable expectation of privacy in subscriber information under State Constitution, notwithstanding disclosure to Internet service providers
holding that, regardless of the federal government’s failure to find an expectation of privacy, under New Jersey’s heightened protections there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in Internet subscriber information, which can reveal intimate details about a person’s life
recognizing greater protection of individual rights under New Jersey Constitution
recognizing privacy interest in subscriber information given to an internet service provider

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Judges: Rabner

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