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72 Miss. L.J. 213 (2002-2003)
Public Privacy: Camera Surveillance of Public Places and the Right to Anonymity

handle is hein.journals/mislj72 and id is 221 raw text is: PUBLIC PRIVACY: CAMERA SURVEILLANCE OF PUBLIC PLACES AND THE RIGHT TO ANONYMITY Christopher Slobogin1 ©2002' Introduction .................................. 214 I. Camera Surveillance of the Public Now and in the Near- Future ................................... 219 A. The Surveillance Dragnet ................... 219 B. Current Legal Regulation of Public Camera Surveillance .............................. 233 II. The Right to Public Anonymity ................. 237 A. The Impact of Losing Public Anonymity ........ 240 1. The Panopticon Analogy .................. 240 2. The Effects of Being Watched .............. 242 3. The Government's Use of Surveillance ....... 247 B. The Constitution and Public Camera Surveillance 252 1. Freedom of Speech and Association .......... 252 2. Freedom of Movement and Repose .......... 258 3. The Right to Privacy ..................... 263 4. Freedom from Unreasonable Searches and Seizures .............................. 267 C. An Empirically-Based Case for Fourth Amendment Regulation of CCTV ....................... 272 1. Sources of Society's Privacy Expectations Vis-a-vis CCTV ................................ 272 2. The Study ............................. 275 3. The Relevance of Empirical Findings ........ 280 D. Summary ............................... 285 Stephen C. O'Connell Professor of Law, University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law. The author would like to thank Tom Clancy and the National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law, University of Mississippi Lamar Law Center, for the generous support of this project and the invitation to speak at the Technology and the Fourth Amendment Symposium in April, 2002. I also thank David Fontana, Lyrissa Lidsky, Scott Sundby, and Andrew Taslitz for their comments, and David Benjamin and Ryan Cobbs for their research assistance. 213

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