Police are using regulatory inspections as a pretext for warrantless, apparently racially biased searches. If you’re going to support occupational and business licensing, you’re going to have to accept a hobbled Fourth Amendment.
Just Another Example of How Personal Freedom Requires Economic Freedom
December 13, 2010 by Jason Sorens
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