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Originally posted by john_cramer
This is an extension of the "implied consent doctrine" whereby if you accept the PRIVILEGE of operating a motor vehicle on a public highway you impliededly agree to forfeit your RIGHT against self-incrimination and search, for example.
If at any time you wish to retain the full measure of your constitutional rights, merely surrender your drivers license. It's the same with airplanes, the NYC subway, security cameras in public transportation, etc.
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Is that OK with you, John? Is it possible that this "privilege" of driving is actually central to our physical and economic freedom and should be protected from unreasonable search? Not asking what the courts have ruled, what do
you think?