Said during Atty Gen Janet Reno's weekly media availability on September 5, 1997: Q Excuse me. Thank you. We started this morning with a reference to the unfortunate death of the princess of Wales. As you're aware, in the wake of that, there have been various calls - expressions of concern about the privacy of individuals, of celebrities, primarily, and various people discussing a possible need for laws to protect people. Do you see that as a realistic discussion? Is there any - as a law enforcement officer, can you see any way that individual celebrities can be protected legislatively, legally, or is this just something that has to be solved socially, culturally? ATTY GEN. RENO: I we're going to have to look at it and solve it in common-sense ways. I think it's very difficult to legislate something like that. But I think it is important for all of us, no matter what our role, to be respectful of other people's privacy. And I think this is an instance where it has given us all cause to look at it and to ponder how we can deal with this issue. Q Ms. Reno, how often do you speak with Vice President Gore on legal or law enforcement issues? And how would you characterize the relationship that you've had with him? ATTY GEN. RENO: I have spoken with him on encryption issues with regards to law enforcement. That is, I think, one of the principal issues that I have discussed with him - not recently. -Declan