Does Technology Lead to Tyranny? - The Fourth Amendment and New Technologies in a Digitized World
September 23, 2013
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as posted by the channelWho isn't addicted to the conveniences that modern technology brings us? We can Google map directions to wherever we are going, use our debit-cards like cash, post our thoughts and opinions on every social media site, and shop online for everything from toilet paper to tennis shoes. Simple everyday actions reveal a wealth of information about who a person is, what he or she does, and what his or her likes and dislikes are. The Fourth Amendment protects U.S. citizens against "unreasonable"search and seizures. The Supreme Court has long sought to balance privacy and law enforcement interests in defining what is "reasonable."
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