A California sheriff used driver's license records to contact a woman who criticized his staff's use of Taser stun guns and described him as fat. Some say the sheriff violated federal privacy law when he had his aides use the records to get the address of the woman, who he accused of slander. "If I were her, I'd sue and get him in front of a jury," said the senior counsel for the Electronic Privacy Information Center. "He'd probably get laughed out of the courtroom."
April 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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