Inthemiddle
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- Oct 4, 2011
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No, i dont think so Care. It is still voluntary.... yes, they have a choice. The don't have to apply for the assistance. No one is forcing them to take the assistance.
This is the thing, the fact that they are "voluntarily" applying does not magically make the REQUIRED search constitutionally permissible. That would be like saying that since you choose to drive a car, the government can stop you any time they want and search you and your car. Yes, you choose to drive. But that does not mean the government can simply adopt requirements attached to it that will force you to forsake your constitutionally protected privacy.