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i dont know who this class is but its helping me a lot with my essay SO THANKS

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i dont know who this class is but its helping me a lot with my essay SO THANKS

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The Government did go too far because of unreasonable traffic stops and new technology. If someone is stopped and the car is searched without relation to speeding, the fourth amendment right is limited. New technology also limits rights because a house or business can be searched without anyone knowing.

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The government went too far because they should have a warrant to search, rather they are in the house / building or not. It invades privacy even if they were right about the situation.

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The government went to far because they used technology that is not used on a day to day basis to the public. The government also didn't have a warrant to search his home and they did't have enough evidence in the first place

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The government went too far because the government can use thermal imager without a warrant, having new technologies that keeps raising constitutional questions, and having the use of thermal imagery even though it still violates people’s privacy.

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The government did not go to far in the DLK case because the thermal imager has limits, the government technically did not invade DLK's privacy, and the thermal imager did not need a warrant.

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The government did not go to far because they used technology that didnt need a warrant. Also they did not search anything past the surface that was visible to the public to begin with. The officers also had probable cause to search.

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The government went to far as they used a device that is not generally used in the public, they also did not have a warrant when using the thermal imager

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The government didn’t go too far because the government didn’t search threw any of his possessions they were just searching for heat

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The government did not go to far in the DLK case because they used their resources to search for 🤬 in DLK's house. The police then felt like they had enough evidence to make an arrest,

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The gov went too far because they used a technology similar to the ""Bugs" in the previous case I forgot the name of. The technology could have easily invaded privacy, and it did. Also, heat can be caused by MANY things. It's not an obvious indicator of 🤬 growing lights.

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The government went too far in the DLK case because they conducted a warrantless search, used

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The government did go too far in DLK's case because of warrantless search, not a probable cause, and  too far with using technology.

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The government did not go too far because they weren’t on private property, didn't go inside his house without a warrant and the police got a warrant with the evidence from the thermal imager for the later searches

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The government didn’t go to far because they didn’t go inside the house of DLK and invade the privacy of the home.

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The government didnt go too far because they didn't invade DLKs home,DLK not knowingly exposed his conduct

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The government did not go to far with the use of technology because they did not invade is private property, search his house without a warrent or seize his belongings.

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The government did not go to far in investigating DLK house with a thermal imager. They were just investigated with the thermal imager to have a probable cause, also the heat that escapes the house is not private, and using the thermal imager just confirmed that DLK was growing 🤬 without going inside the house.

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The government did not go too far because the government didint go into the property the scanner can’t sense body heat or personal belongings and it’s not like this technology is unheard of.

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The government did not go too far because they weren’t on private property , didn’t go through DLK stuff and got a warrant to search his house

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The government went to far in the DLK case because they violated his privacy, used the warrantless evidence against him in court, and the police didn't have a warrant to authorize the scan of the house.

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The government did not go to far because the officers really just scanned the outside of the house for heat signals coming out of the house, not body heat so they were not invading his privacy.

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The Government did go too far because of unreasonable traffic stops and new technology. If someone is stopped and the car is searched without relation to speeding, the fourth amendment right is limited. New technology also limits rights because a house or business can be searched without anyone knowing.

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The government went to far with the use of technology, warrantless searches, and probable cause.

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