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Online content provides valuable evidence to all kinds of civil cases, including, but not limited to, divorce cases and accident cases. But obtaining that evidence often clashes with the legal right to privacy. While the issue of online evidence has begun to be addressed in several civil cases, the law must continue to adapt to accommodate confrontations between the right to privacy and the growing online domain.
Read MoreA wide array of perspectives and commentators in news ensures a higher chance of a well-informed, politically balanced population. Though the U.S. Supreme Court has historically supported this sentiment by backing the FCC and its regulations, the FCC’s recent shift towards deregulation, its increasing alliance with large media conglomerates, and its continuing disregard for judicial instruction bode ill for consumers of American news media today.
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