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Privacy -- why should I care?
Privacy - I haven't done anything wrong, so why do I care how much information is floating around about me? Ben Franklin is quoted as saying, "Those who give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." We can appreciate Franklin's sentiments, but in a post-911 environment, many people are willing to give up a little freedom, to increase our security. Even if you believe the government should have Carte blanch to our personal lives, how much information should our employers know about us? Friends, neighbors and relatives can access very personal information about our families. We might be bothered by some information available from various sources, but some contain information that even if we don't "need" to know, we really "want" to know. Links you may want to use:
People and Public Information Search at Zabasearch.com
Check criminal records at www.Courtclerk.org
See where they live at GoogleEarth.com
Search for property information at www.hamiltoncountyauditor.org
get campaign contribution data at OpenSecrets.org


Recorded 12/22/2008 at CET Studio
Length: 5 minutes




CET Express - Lori Shutter, MD
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The Federal Judiciary
Professor Paul Fiorelli, Director of the Cintas Institute for Business Ethics at Xavier University, is presenting a series of videos on CETconnect in which he will take some of the most interesting and provocative ethical and legal questions of the day and try to present both sides of the issue.
Video #1 -"The Federal Judiciary."
Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center's Day of Dialogue on Fair Elections
Kristen Barker, of the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center, Tom Brinkman, Ohio State Rep., and Bill Woods, State Chair of Common Cause, will discuss the IJPC's upcoming Day of Dialogue on campaign financing - public versus private.

The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. US Bank Foundation
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