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minus-squarehector@lemmy.todaylinkfedilinkarrow-up18·22 days ago4th amendment absolutely forbids that. They will likely allow it, but good faith readings of the constitution will not be a factor. The bill of rights got ratfucked before most of us were born and the police state is built on the fear of the others.
4th amendment absolutely forbids that.
They will likely allow it, but good faith readings of the constitution will not be a factor. The bill of rights got ratfucked before most of us were born and the police state is built on the fear of the others.