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89) Prominent Americans repeatedly argued against the writs of assistance on the ground that they violated people's security. When our Founding Fathers wrote the Fourth Amendment to guard against the excesses they had suffered under the British writs of assistance, they apparently feared that the government's potential to invade our privacy would never expire. but in a 1761 courtroom hearing at which Adams argued against the writs of assistance. |
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