- The document discusses the history of privacy rights in the US from Louis Brandeis' 1890 article on the right to privacy through Supreme Court cases like Griswold v. Connecticut and Roe v. Wade. - It outlines Brandeis' view that the Constitution is an evolving document and his argument for an implicit right to privacy, including being left alone and having privacy over one's personal life. - The article proposed adapting copyright laws to cover privacy violations and outlined six principles for the emerging right to privacy.