Privacy Protection in Europe and the U.S. The United States relies on a "patchwork" of privacy laws to protect individuals' personal information, while Europe has enacted a comprehensive legal regime to protect an explicit "right to privacy." Should the United States follow Europe's lead and enact a broader, more protective privacy law or not? What are the pros and cons of each approach?

It is true that privacy legislation in the European Union is more codified.

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, the legislation in the United States of America is fragmented and

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it requires more attention from the enforcer of the law for its correct application. It is more useful and imperative that all the laws that regulate a right are codified and clear in order to be easy to use in their application. But on a deeper examination of the problem in both the European Union and the United States of America, we shall find that the essence of the problem is not in the proper codification of laws. The essence in both jurisdictions is the Protection of Privacy. The real problem, without ostriching, is that, ultimately, polygamy leads to lawlessness.