individuals should be vested with a property right in information about themselves. A properly motivated judge could probably find this in the penumbras of the present Bill of Rights, but nobody has deep enough pockets to pursue it in the courts against all the vested interests. Better for a legislator to introduce a bill affirming it.
If you don't have an HP48GX, print (or transcribe) Turbo Tax output to IRS forms and then mail them - leaving off the return address of course. Snail mail is the paranoid's best friend.
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individuals should be vested with a property right in information about themselves. A properly motivated judge could probably find this in the penumbras of the present Bill of Rights, but nobody has deep enough pockets to pursue it in the courts against all the vested interests. Better for a legislator to introduce a bill affirming it.
If you don't have an HP48GX, print (or transcribe) Turbo Tax output to IRS forms and then mail them - leaving off the return address of course. Snail mail is the paranoid's best friend.
... from the situation in the good ole USA where ISPs are required to provide your Identity upon demand by the FBI, NSA etc. ?