Border searches and privacy limits at the customs border
A customs inspector opens a suitcase at the border and searches belongings as a couple returns home from abroad. The Fourth Amendment bars unreasonable searches, but border checks are an exception for enforcing customs laws, with the court noting border searches follow different rules.
Border searches and Fourth Amendment limits challenge law enforcement
The text discusses how once past customs the Fourth Amendment limits police power and may allow smugglers to evade capture. It cites a case where heroin was found on a suspect inside U S borders but rejected due to lack of probable cause, highlighting calls for catching smugglers at the border.
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New York AP columnist lists annoyances from long telephone numbers to loud airline announcements. He mocks pay for poor coffee, chatty pilots, and costly parties that end with unwanted lessons.
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