Protecting the President's Limited Expectation of Privacy During an Investigation May Justify the Protective Function Privilege for the Secret Service

Weeden, L. Darnell

Journal: Montana Law Review

Volume: 60

Year: 1999

Bluebook Citation: 60 MONT. L. REV. (1999)

Author: L. Darnell Weeden: all 28 publications

Abstract

Protecting the President's Limited Expectation of Privacy During an Investigation May Justify the Protective Function Privilege for the Secret Service

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