- The war on terror is a new kind of war because it is war supposed to be a war against terrorism but instead it ended up violating the privacy and right of citizens and non citizens alike. The government was at a heightened state of surveillance and people started being spied on and searched without their permission.
- The Roving Wiretaps violates the Bill of Rights because suspects were spied on without their permission. One court order callowed the surveillance o various devices not just one. A person could also become a suspect if they have contact wit the inital suspect. The Amendment that the Roving Wiretaps violates is the fourth amendment because the fourth amendment protects citizens against unreasonable searches without a warrant.
- Sneak and peak warrants also violate the fourth amendment because an individual’s home is searched without their consent while they aren’t there and the receive notice after the search. This violates the fourth amendment in all its ways.
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