A former policeman in St. Louis is on trial for using his police ...

[frankwu]

A former policeman in St. Louis is on trial for using his police department pistol to shoot
  someone in a parking lot.

 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

The free speech rights of the professors were defended as a right of academic freedom
  by the American Association of University Professors, the provost at the University, the
  AFL-CIO, and the United Association for Labor Education.

 
  What will be an ideal response?

[huda]

Answer to Question 1

The defendant is seeking the identities of 23 people who
belong to a Facebook group that includes several officers involved in the investigation.
Facebook argued that it is exempt from providing this information under the Electronic
Communications Privacy Act and that it would be an unreasonable burden for them to
search through 350 million members to find the profiles. Should this criminal defendant
have a right to find the identities of those Facebook participants? Do the participants
have a right to privacy that Facebook should protect? How would you balance these
competing rights? Use ethical arguments to defend your position.

Answer to Question 2

Whether or not the professors
actually urged violence (and these groups concluded they had not), should they have
this freedom?

[frankwu]

TYSM

[smrtceo]

Gracias!