The Bangus Ultimatum

So what is the next greatest terror threat the MRT guards are watching out for?

Unlabeled cd’s, apparently - even if you burned ‘em yourself

Though the standard of a “reasonable expectation of privacy” is reduced while you’re in transit (thus, checkpoints have been upheld, and warrants would usually not be required), there is still such a thing as a state action being “overbroad”. Though legitimately directed against infringement, the action (as contemplated or as implemented) adversely affects a broad range of legitimate activity as well, in violation of the Due Process Clause.

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