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Neither is search and seizure about a possessory interest. It's about privacy and security. Even in the eighteenth century it was about "persons, papers, and ef
by WildUtah 10y ago
Neither is search and seizure about a possessory interest. It's about privacy and security. Even in the eighteenth century it was about "persons, papers, and effects." It was always an information security question.
- dragonwriter 10y agoA seizure is defined, basically, as something that harms a liberty (if a person is the subject) or possessory (if the subject is not a person) interest; without that there is no seizure, reasonable or unreasonable. Likewise a search is something that harms a privacy interest.