Right to be Let Alone? - Has the Adoption of Article I, Section 23 in the Florida Constitution, Which Explicitly Provides for a State Right of Privacy, Resulted in Greater Privacy Protection for Florida Citizens?

Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics and Public Policy 14 (2):945-1010 (2000)
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