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The u.s. supreme court ruled that the fourth amendment protects persons evidencing an expectation of privacy. however, society must be willing to recognize that expectation as reasonable.
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The u.s. supreme court ruled that the fourth amendment protects persons evidencing an expectation of privacy. however, society must be willing to recognize that expectation as reasonable.

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What is your question? it was Katv v. Us is that what you mean?
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