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Privacy Rights and Wrongs in Wisconsin

By Mark Sorkin

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Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle, a Democrat, vetoed a bill yesterday that would have stripped privacy rights from juveniles who come into contact with the law. As this brief AP report explains, the proposed measure would have made juvenile court records available to law enforcement officers, judges and district attorneys, as well as employees in [...]

Full post as published by Juvienation on April 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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