> I'm sorry, but the Fourth Amendment does not protect against the intentional destruction of evidence. It seems to be more true than it did a couple of decade

> I'm sorry, but the Fourth Amendment does not protect against the intentional destruction of evidence. It seems to be more true than it did a couple of decades ago, what with more recent rulings like US v. Cotterman and US. v. Koluz better clarifying what counts as a routine border searches vs. more in-depth "forensic" searches that require individual suspicion.