1. Based on the chapter content about suicide reporting, especially the Suicide Reporting Toolkit, in what circumstances do tyou think it is appropriate and/or beneficial to report on a suicide?

2. To what extent would a journalist, report the hypothetical suicide described in the chapter opening? As a related question, to what extent would a journalist think the football player be considered a public figure?

3. Do protesters automatically give up expectations of privacy while they are protesting?

4. Was it ethically appropriate for USA Today to seek help in identifying people who may be criminal suspects?

5. Discuss key takeaways from the chapter section titled "Data Privacy." What did you learn that surprised you the most?

6. Under what circumstances do you think it is appropriate to name a victim of a sex crime?

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