Government agencies are asserting they can flout the Fourth Amendment's requirement for a probable cause warrant by simply buying our personal data.
Bob Goodlatte: “Government agencies are asserting they can flout the Fourth Amendment's requirement for a probable cause warrant by…”
On the recordJuly 18, 2022
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Goodlatte discusses government agencies bypassing Fourth Amendment protections through data purchases.
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