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Not the same context, are they? Federal investigators asking to review documents and information that portain to areas that they provide regulation for is comp
by Mtinie 10y ago
Not the same context, are they?
Federal investigators asking to review documents and information that portain to areas that they provide regulation for is completely different than someone arbitrarily digging through a spouse's underwear drawer.
- j4kp07 10y ago> Not the same context, are they? Of course it is. The context is/was (as stated by the previous poster), if you have nothing to hide, then why not be completely open? Which is what my point is; You don't need to justify your reasoning for privacy. It is a constitutional right. No justification is needed.
- Mtinie 10y agoAgain, completely different context. You, as an individual in the United States have a Constitutional right to privacy through the Fourth Amendment. Governed businesses operating in the United States have no such right.