Justice Scalia's dismissal of privacy concerns collided spectacularly with reality when Professor Reidenberg's law students constructed a revealing personal dossier using only public data.
' The exercise exposed his home address, family details, and private preferences—precisely the information he deemed unworthy of stronger legal safeguards.
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Scalia denounced it as "perfectly legal,...
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