Carnivore Controversy Electronic Surveillance and Privacy in the Digital Age Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. Senate

Hearing to examine the constitutional & policy implications of new surveillance technologies, in general, & the FBI's Carnivore system in particular. Carnivore permits law enforcement agencies to gather specific electronic-mail info., presumably circumscribed by court order, relevant to the commission of a crime. Witnesses: Vinton Cerf, Internet Trustee, Internet Soc.; James Dempsey, Sr. Staff Counsel, Center for Democracy & Technology; Kevin Di Gregory, Dep. Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Div., & Martha Stansell-Gamm, Chief, Computer Crimes & Intellectual Property Section, Dept. of Justice; Donald Kerr, Assistant Dir., & Larry Parkinson, Gen. Counsel, FBI; & Jeffrey Rosen, Assoc. Prof. of Law, George Wash. Univ. Law School.Hatch, Orrin G. is the author of 'Carnivore Controversy Electronic Surveillance and Privacy in the Digital Age Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. Senate' with ISBN 9780756729486 and ISBN 0756729483.