one university personnel used my personal data in school to contact my parent.?
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there is a term used in civil & criminal law, in common law jurisdiction, called volenti non fit injuria or that if any wrong is consented to by the person aggreived by it, he cannot claim any compensation or relief for it. on the face of it, your case seems to be one that's based on the same lines, but going in the opposite direction.\n\nmost institutions would logically have a clause inserted in their constituent instrument (school constitution, Act under which the college was established, etc.) or in the letter confirming your admission into the institution, that allowed them to take recourse to using your private data or information you did not intend to be used by officials for official purposes, such as your personal diary, your notepad, your private address book et. al.\n\nhowever, in the absence of such a clause, this type of behaviour is strictly illegal. if the information was in their custody, but only you were authorised to access it, such as your university email account, your password-protected document folder in a networked environment, then the official gathering acess to the information is guilty of breach of trust, civil and criminal trespass for trespassing into your private (virtual) space - your account, and possibly, for misuse of authority.\n\nas you mentioned there were other methods to contact you, at his disposal, using your private data seems to be intentional, i.e. gaining access to such data was the number one priority, and contacting you or your parent only a pretext to explain his action or prove it to be reasonable so as to excuse him of liability. the availability of other methods of establishing contact to him, is thus the operative fact.\n\nthese, possibly more or less, depending upon the entire set of facts involved and the law governing you and your institution, are the grounds on which he might be found liable, if he is unable to explain that his actions did not reflect, as you mentioned, a guilty mind.\n\nhowever, the last point, of the official being connected with a complaint filed against your organisation, is not clear, and I have thus not included it within my answer.
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That's wrong what if they forgot about you and decided to pursue their own interest and you never heard from them again.How would you feel?Your parents deserve better then that don't you think?In my opinion we will always need are parents.
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You mean that the parents are using the child's name to obtain credit cards or other legal documents?  \n\nYou can let the parents know that you are aware of their actions, and want them to stop before you take it to the authorities.  Maybe they will do the right thing.\n\nIf not, you can contact the involved parties to let them know of the situation. and stop any further transactions from being made.\n\nYou could also ontact the police, identify theft is a crime.  I would think that would be a last resort, however, considering the consequences.  Possibly a call to Child Services would get an investigation started into the matter.
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My first notice of Todd for more than a year came in an email, sent by one of Todd's friends, saying that he didn't want his name or email address associated with my pages and "requesting" that I please take them off. Before I was able to say anything, I got mail from my postmaster stating that they had just received more complaints over this issue... Angrily (I hate it when people try to deal with me third-hand), I agreed to remove Todd's email address from the page, and thought that the issue was settled. \nA few days later, I got mail from Todd himself, asking me to fully remove the page from my system. In so many words, I told him to shove it. \n\nFast forward a few weeks: due to continuing (unfounded) complaints that I had been issuing cancels in unmoderated newsgroups, I was called in to a meeting with several University officials (including Dean of Student Disciplinary Affairs Dick Justice, a female University Police officer whose name I don't remember, University counsel Margaret Rawles, and CCSO Assistant Director Ed Krol). After the (grueling and, IMO, dangerous) meeting, I asked Tina Gunzales (the one who had called the meeting) who had made the complaints. She said that it was Todd. \n\nTodd, when informed of this, blew his top. \n\nOver the next few days, we actually sortof got things settled between us - to a point. I agreed to remove his domain and last name from my pages, and he agreed to stop threatening me with civil and criminal lawsuits (harassment? Shyeah, right). Oh well, at least it's over... \n\n\nEvidence\nThe content of these files has been modified! \nDue to legal threats (civil and criminal), I have taken the liberty of removing last names and email addresses from all of the referenced files. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you're truly interested in the original names and addresses, I do have them archived...
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either contact the police or find out what school she went to, contact the school and have them send you the picture...make up some bogus story as to your a close friend and your doing a birthday project or something...
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You can possibly get access if there is a secret question to answer or your have an email address the info can be  sent to in cases like this.\n\nIf not you'll have to contact the department that handles this issue.
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well, i hade the same problem in my collge... U from Taylors College?? well, i have this program u can use... its called hijackthis.... wery useful.... Just have to delete sum stuff from the registry n u'll be the admin... mail me if u want it... 012-3365877
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If you went to the same school, the school should know where they moved to b/c they had to send the transcripts. Or wait a month til they're settled in and look them up online (or their parent's names). Also as previously mentioned, I'm sure there's someone in your town who knows where they went. GOOD LUCK!
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Tell your parents.  Your parents should then go to the principal of your school.  What your teacher is doing is considered child abuse and she should lose her teaching certification permanently.
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Please be very careful posting your info on the internet.  Make sure it's OK with your parents and BE SAFE, OK?
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No..that's like asking if anyone who you went to school with shared the same last name as you if they were related to you. It's just coincidence
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if this happened & you r sure of it go to the head office in your college..and tell them what you know...
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Call the school and ask them who handles their records.  Many of the colleges are outsourcing their records to processing companies that charge a nominal fee to assemble your transcripts.
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Whatever you did - your parents are going to find out eventually. Best advice, tell them BEFORE they get the call/letter/email/visit from your teacher.\n\nIf you are up front, you will likely face far less-severe consequences. This is true throughout life.\n\nBeen there.
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you're ignorance about all things networked speaks volumes so i'm not even slightly surprised your parents are concerned.\n\nsimply by using a computer connected to the internet you're giving off all kinds of personal information you're not even aware of.\n\njust by emailing someone you are sending your computer's ip address to the sender, this is your unique identifier on the internet. if you have an standard installation of windows xp without a decent firewall and all the latest security updates then it is a REALLY trivial matter for someone to get into your pc.\n\ndo you not have *any* personal information on your pc? if you do then it's all there for the taking by whomever is determined enough to want to pursue you - they're called predators for a reason, they go after the person they want and will do anything they can to make their fantasies a reality - it's what they specialise at.\n\nsorry, but your parents are right and you're wrong - the risks are real.
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I bet what your school didn't tell you is that they are a part of it too. That's right, your school is giving your private information to the government. Check it out:\n\nhttp://www.anti-flag.com/UA10.php?cause_item=18
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Call the department in which he worked at the University of Louisville.  Tell them you are a former student, and wish to contact his family.  They may be able to assist you.