Every Executive Needs a Limit
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| Author(s) | Erwin Chemerinsky |
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| Source | Slate |
| Date | 8/18/2006 |
| URL | http://www.slate.com/id/2147955 |
| Quote | "The Bill of Rights is a constant reminder that the ends do not justify some means. Surely, there would be less crime and more safety if the police could search anyone's person or property, at any time, without a level of suspicion that meets the legal definition of probable cause. But a society that values privacy and dignity does not accord the police such authority, even when the objective is fighting terrorism."
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This item argues for the position Judge Taylor was right to rule program unconstitutional on the topic NSA warrantless surveillance controversy.
