Interrogation

Interrogation is a form of COLLECTION privacy harm under the Solove taxonomy. Interrogation is defined as questioning or probing for personal information.

An interviewer asking an inappropriate question, such as marital status, during an employment interview.

Laws and Regulations

The following laws and regulations address the Interrogation harm.

• (105 ILCS § 75/10). Right to Privacy in the School Setting Act. (United States)
• (410 ILCS § 50/). Medical Patient Rights Act. (United States)
• (410 ILCS § 513/). Genetic Information Privacy Act (United States)
• AZ. HB 2144. Genetic testing; Informed consent. (United States)
• Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (United States)
• CA SB 203 (United States)
• CH. 126. Genetic Privacy Act. (United States)
• CH. 16-103. Student Social Media Privacy. (United States)
• CH. 217. Genetic Testing. (United States)
• CH. 241. Hospitals. (United States)
• CH. 28-56. Employee Social Media Privacy. (United States)
• CH. 412. Genetic Information. (United States)
• CH. 45. Genetic Testing Privacy Act. (United States)
• CH. 5.1. Human Research. (United States)
• CH. 521. Unauthorized Use of Identifying Information. (United States)
• CH. 53B. Financial Privacy Act. (United States)
• CH. 546. Use of Genetic Testing Information. (United States)
• CH. 58. Use of Genetic Information. (United States)
• CH. 62. Protection of Personal Information. (United States)
• CH. 70.02. Medical Records—Health Care Information Access and Disclosure. (United States)
• CH. 82. Security Freezes and Notification of Data Breaches. (United States)
• CH. 93. Privacy of Genetic Information. (United States)
• CH. 93I. Dispositions and Destruction of Records. (United States)
• CO. HB 09-1338. (United States)
• CT. STAT. Medical Records (1984) (United States)
• California Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies Act (United States)
• Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule (2000) (United States)
• Connecticut Insurance Information and Privacy Protection Act. (United States)
• Constitution - Amendment I (United States)
• Constitution - Amendment IV (United States)
• Constitution - Amendment V (United States)
• DEL. SB 79. The Eligibility of Registered Qualifying Patients under the Delaware Medical Marijuana Act to purchase or possess firearms. (United States)
• Employee Polygraph Protection Act (United States)
• Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (United States)
• FLA. HB 1189 (United States)
• Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (United States)
• ILL. SB 0318. Use of genetic testing information by employers. (United States)
• ILL. SB 1307. The Genetic Information Privacy Act. (United States)
• Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (United States)
• MD. SB 613. Consumer Personal Information Privacy. (United States)
• MN. H.F. 112. The use of Genetic Information by Government Entities; creating new Consumer Protection Law regarding use of Genetic Information. (United States)
• Medical Records Access Act. (United States)
• Michigan Identity Theft Protection Act (2004) (United States)
• NH. HB 1493. Ownership of DNA. (United States)
• NH. HB 1586. Student and Teacher Information Protection and Privacy. (United States)
• NJ. HB A4640. Certain businesses to notify data subjects of collection of personally identifiable information and establishes certain security standards. (United States)
• NM. HB 369. Genetic Information Privacy Act. (United States)
• NM. SB 445. Uniform Protection of Genetic Information in Employment Act. (United States)
• NY GBS § 399-DDD Confidentiality of Social Security Account Number (United States)
• NY. SB 1203. Biometric Privacy Act. (United States)

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