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What is a citizen's right to privacy, and in what form has it manifested in recent years? Discuss at least three different forms of the privacy debate with examples.

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The right to privacy is not a constitutional right, though the Supreme Court has pointed to several amendments that give people a right to privacy.

The most important and prominent of those amendments is the fourth amendment that requires proper procedures for police and others to search and seize property without probable cause. Other interpretations of amendments mean people have the right to ...

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