Protecting Individual Privacy in the Struggle Against Terrorists: A Framework for Program Assessment

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Front Matter (R1-R24)

Executive Summary (1-6)

1 Scoping the Issue: Terrorism, Privacy, and Technology (7-43)

2 A Framework for Evaluating Information-Based Programs to Fight Terrorism or Serve Other Important National Goals (44-66)

3 Conclusions and Recommendations (67-102)

Appendixes (103-104)

Appendix A: Acronyms (105-110)

Appendix B: Terrorism and Terrorists (111-119)

Appendix C: Information and Information Technology (120-132)

Appendix D: The Life Cycle of Technology, Systems, and Programs (133-136)

Appendix E: Hypothetical and Illustrative Applications of the Framework to Various Scenarios (137-149)

Appendix F: Privacy-Related Law and Regulation: The State of the Law and Outstanding Issues (150-165)

Appendix G: The Jurisprudence of Privacy Law and the Need for Independent Oversight (166-184)

Appendix H: Data Mining and Information Fusion (185-217)

Appendix I: Illustrative Government Data Mining Programs and Activity (218-238)

Appendix J: The Total/Terrorist Information Awareness Program (239-249)

Appendix K: Behavioral-Surveillance Techniques and Technologies (250-262)

Appendix L: The Science and Technology of Privacy Protection (263-280)

Appendix M: Public Opinion Data on U.S. Attitudes Toward Government Counterterrorism Efforts (281-334)

Appendix N: Committee and Staff Biographical Information (335-348)

Appendix O: Meeting Participants and Other Contributors (349-352)