CJUS675 CTU Public Privacy Obsolete and National Security Paper

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CJUS675

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Write 400–600 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas:

The events of 9/11 increased calls for the establishment of a national identification system; proponents argue that such a system might have prevented the attacks. Others decry that the adoption of national identity cards would be yet another step down the slippery slope of government surveillance.

Explore how national identity cards are used in other countries and write about the following:

  • Provide at least 1 specific example of how national identity cards are used.
  • How would it be possible (or would it be impossible?) to safeguard the information that is contained on a high-tech national identity card? Discuss whether or not personal information, such as medical records, criminal history, or mental health problems should be encoded on such cards.
  • What are the proposed advantages of a national identification card?
  • What are some of the possible disadvantages of a national identification card?
  • If a system of national identification cards had been in place prior to September 11, 2001, could it have prevented the terrorist attacks?
  • Include reference

Additional Resources:

1. https://www.europeansources.info/record/regulation-eu-2019-1157-on-strengthening-the-security-of-identity-cards-of-union-citizens-and-of-residence-documents-issued-to-union-citizens-and-their-family-members/

2. https://www.dhs.gov/real-id

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Running head: PUBLIC PRIVACY OBSOLETE AND NATIONAL SECURITY

Public Privacy Obsolete and National Security
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PUBLIC PRIVACY OBSOLETE AND NATIONAL SECURITY

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In almost all countries in the world, national identity cards are used in proving a person’s
identity. Citizens carry this document which is issued in the size of a standard credit card. For
instance, I am a citizen of the United States, and I have my identity card, which I acquired upon
attaining the legal age. Each time that I am traveling or entering a building with heightened
security, I am required to identify myself by producing my national identity card to gain access
or be allowed to travel in line with the American rule...


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