On the recordJuly 10, 2018
As Chairman Paul recognized when he introduced the Protecting Data at the Border Act, innovation does not render the Fourth Amendment obsolete.
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congress.govAs Chairman Paul recognized when he introduced the Protecting Data at the Border Act, innovation does not render the Fourth Amendment obsolete.
Paul emphasizes the importance of the Fourth Amendment in the context of technological innovation.
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