Practice question
In Ople v. Torres, the constitutional right to privacy was treated as what?
- A privilege available only to officials
- A right abolished by computers
- A fundamental right requiring justification for governmental intrusion
- A right found only in foreign law
- An unrestricted power of agencies to collect data
Legal references
- Ople v. Torres, G.R. No. 127685, July 23, 1998, main opinion: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri1998/jul1998/gr_127685_1998.html
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