That only seems fair, since, as law enforcement and the last 20-odd years of Supreme Courts have reminded us, no mere human has a right to privacy. Indeed, the

That only seems fair, since, as law enforcement and the last 20-odd years of Supreme Courts have reminded us, no mere human has a right to privacy. Indeed, the Supremes seem intent on slicing the constitutional basis for privacy (4th amendment prohibition on unreasonable search and seizure) so thin you can see through them.