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Freedom from Search and Seizure

Description: Freedom from search and seizure is a legal principle that protects individuals from unreasonable governmental intrusions into their privacy and property. It is a fundamental right guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution.

Sense:

1. Noun: The constitutional right that safeguards individuals from unwarranted searches and confiscation of their property by government authorities.
2. Noun: The absence of surveillance or intrusion into one's personal affairs or belongings.

Sample Sentences:

1. The Fourth Amendment provides citizens with the freedom from search and seizure, requiring authorities to obtain a warrant based on probable cause.
2. People cherish their freedom from search and seizure as it ensures their right to privacy and protects them from arbitrary governmental interference.
3. Despite their suspicions, the police cannot conduct a search of your house without a warrant, thanks to the freedom from search and seizure.
4. The importance of freedom from search and seizure cannot be overstated, as it safeguards our liberty and prevents abuse of power.

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