Practice question
The government says a passenger at a terminal has no privacy interest of any kind, so no search can ever be unreasonable. Which is best?
- The government is categorically correct
- Every terminal inspection is instead forbidden
- Only the ticket price decides constitutionality
- A security label itself proves all requirements
- Reduced expectation for reasonable screening is not abolition of every privacy safeguard
Legal references
- Dela Cruz v. People, G.R.209387, January11 2016: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2016/jan2016/gr_209387_2016.html
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