weekly reflection journal

This


journal


is


an


opportunity


for


you


to


process


and


expand


upon


your


notes


from


class


and


the


textbook,




or


respond


to


any


particular


announced


questions.




By


expand,




I


mean


more


than


reproducing


whatever


I


may


put


on


the


board,




through


the


inclusion


of


comments


made


in


class


and


your


thoughts


on


the


material


after


class.




In


particular,




I


am


interested


in


those


concepts


or


examples


you


find


most


helpful,




and


any


questions


you


may


have


that


we


did


not


get


a


chance


to


address


in


class,




or


did


address


but


not


to


your


satisfaction.

Minimum Requirements:

At least 500 words of relevant material

Correct grammar and spelling

Submission by 11:59 PM on Tuesday of the following week. While every submission will contribute to your overall Weekly Journal grade, you may not earn more than 100% in this category.

i have not done the journals for three weeks so please write 3 journals each is 500 words so the total is 9 pages 3 for each . the subjects are

Privacy and Surveillance

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  Warren and Brandeis, The Right to Privacy

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  Glancy, The Invention of the Right to Privacy

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  Bok The Limits of Confidentiality

Freedom of Speech and Private Government

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  Heldke, “Do You Mind If I Speak Freely? Reconceptualizing Free Speech”

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  When Can Private Entities Censor Speech?

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  Anderson, “Liberty, Equality, and Private Government”

Due Process and Predictive Policing

• Douglas, “The Essence of Due Process”

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  Due Process

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  Danaher, “The Threat of Algocracy: Reality, Resistance, and Accommodation”