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What about the civil liberties implications of committing people?

What are the privacy and civil liberties implications of using drones in civil airspace?

There is no reason to rush to adopt rules that have such important civil liberties implications.

The civil liberties implications of that prospect are unnerving to many: thoughts are not crimes.

"This has a lot of civil rights implications," said Wright of the Ohio shooting.

But Republicans and Democrats alike said they shared concerns about civil liberties implications for ordinary Americans.

At the same time, opening up laws protecting electronic communications could have significant civil liberties implications.

Hans, Valerie P. and Sweigart, Krista, "Jurors' Views of Civil Lawyers: Implications for Courtroom Communication" (1993).

The civil liberties implications are nauseating, but my inner economist also doubts this government IT project could come in on budget and specification.

The civil engineering implications of this new technology are discussed to determine in which situations nanocomposites could be an advantage over conventional matrix materials.