The Legal Right of Privacy: A Philosophical Inquiry

Dissertation, University of Chicago (1986)
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Abstract

Where did the right to privacy come from and what does it mean? Is there an underlying principle uniting various applications of the right? When privacy conflicts with another right, how does one decide which right takes precedence? And how does privacy relate to the government's 'compelling interest' in protecting the health and welfare of its citizens?

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