On the recordMay 16, 2012
As Congressman Chaffetz has already pointed out, passing the GPS Act would fulfill Congress's duty to ensure that the safeguards provided by the Fourth Amendment of our Constitution are respected.
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congress.govJason Chaffetz: “As Congressman Chaffetz has already pointed out, passing the GPS Act would fulfill Congress's duty to ensure that the…”
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Chaffetz emphasizes the importance of the GPS Act for protecting Fourth Amendment rights.
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