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Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
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Historically, the Fourth Amendment has stood as an important bulwark of protection of personal liberties, but in recent years, issues of homeland security, profiling, and surveillance have provoked impassioned debates. Are contemporary interpretations of Fourth Amendment guarantees faithful to the historical origins of the Amendment? What is the current status of protection?
Title: Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
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Historically, the Fourth Amendment has stood as an important bulwark of protection of personal liberties, but in recent years, issues of homeland security, profiling, and surveillance have provoked impassioned debates.
Are contemporary interpretations of Fourth Amendment guarantees faithful to the historical origins of the Amendment? What is the current status of protection?.
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