Does the Constitution Protect Your Smartphone? || Debate Clip
October 14, 2014
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as posted by the channelUC Berkeley law professor John Yoo and Elizabeth Wydra from the Constitutional Accountability Center debate how smartphones and digital technology fit into Constitutional law. An excerpt from the debate, "Mass Collection of U.S. Phone Records Violates the Fourth Amendment."
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