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U.S. v. Bulacan, No. 97-10222 (9th Cir.) (156 F.3d 963) (September 17, 1998) (Judge Harry Pregerson)

The court noted that because administrative searches "require no warrant or particularized suspicion, an administrative search scheme invests the Government with the power to intrude into the privacy of ordinary citizens. This power carries with it a vast potential for abuse. . . . Therefore, courts must take care to ...

 

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