Having moved from marketing in the printing industry through academia to managing in the US Department of Justice, Kuhn investigates whether the US government's use of new data technologies infringes upon constitutional privacy rights in general, and the right to information privacy in particular. He reviews privacy scholarship and discusses how constitutional privacy has been conceptualized by the US Supreme Court and Circuit Courts in privacy cases involving the First and Fourth Amendments and the emerging information privacy doctrine. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)