In the continuation of a series for The Brookings Institution, Tisch Distinguished Visiting Fellow Cameron Kerry and Nonresident Senior Fellow John Morris Jr. recommend a targeted approach to the private right of action within federal privacy legislation. They say such an approach would allow individuals to sue for certain violations of baseline privacy legislation. “We recommend three different tiers of liability, each requiring a well-established state-of-mind standard for differing categories of violations of the privacy statute,” they write.
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