Below appear the reference sources used
in the development of this course. You should find many of
them helpful when conducting criminal or investigative
research. They also appear in the course
bibliography.
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Compilation of State and
Federal Privacy Laws: 2002 with 2003 supplement.
(The 1997 paperback edition is available for
purchase at
Amazon. The cited edition is available as a
commercial
electronic book download in PDF from
eBookAd.) |
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The Drivers Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) and the
Privacy of Your State Motor Vehicle Record,
Electronic Privacy Information Center, revised 30
September 2002. |
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The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Privacy
of Your Credit Report, Electronic Privacy
Information Center, revised 16 April 2004. |
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Fair Credit Reporting Act Links, Federal
Trade Commission, revised 20 May 2004. (Tracks
legislative and regulatory changes as well as
regulatory actions.) |
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Fair Credit Reporting Act: Staff Opinion Letters
(1997-2001), Federal Trade Commission. (The
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) no longer issues
interpretations of this law.) |
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How To Comply with the Privacy of Consumer
Information Financial Rule of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley
Act, Federal Trade Commission, July 2002. |
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Pretexting: Your Personal Information Revealed,
Federal Trade Commission, January 2001. |
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Public Records Online,
5th edition,
BRB Publications, Inc.,
2004. (Available for purchase.) |
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Public Records Sourcebook,
5th edition,
BRB Publications, Inc.,
2003.
(Available for purchase.) |
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Tapping Officials'
Secrets, 4th edition, Reporters Committee for Freedom
of the Press, 2001. |
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Using Consumer Reports: What Employers Need
to Know, Federal Trade Commission, March
1999. |
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