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Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.1
How might American discourse about citizen rights and government intrusion change if the Fourth Amendment did not exist?
Disputes related to unlawful searches and seizures may escalate without legal safeguards.
Free speech and freedom of assembly might become more restricted.
Individual states could declare their independence from the federal government with fewer legal hurdles.
There would likely be a significant reduction in capital punishment cases.
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