Sentence examples for constitutes a fourth from inspiring English sources
The article argues that law enforcement hacking constitutes a Fourth Amendment "search," and presumptively requires a warrant and associated protections.
The Supreme Court's ruling in this case will decide whether a dog sniff around the exterior of a home constitutes a Fourth Amendment search which requires probable cause.
"Being out in the world and compressing those three dimensions into two dimensions is a sculptural activity". He added that time constitutes a fourth dimension to capture as well.
The mass surveillance program differs so much from the one-time request dealt with by the 1979 case that it was of "little value" in assessing whether the metadata dragnet constitutes a fourth amendment search.
This Note argues that each attempt to match two DNA profiles constitutes a Fourth Amendment search because each attempted match infringes upon database subjects' expectations of privacy in their biological relationships and physical movements.
Currently, the theft of an animal worth less than $200 is prosecuted as a disorderly persons offense, subject to fines only, while the theft of pricier pets constitutes a fourth-degree crime, punishable by up to 18 months in prison and fines up to $10,000.
According to Allen Zhang, WeChat's founder, the technology constitutes a "third hand for humans".
This also constitutes a first step in exploring the molecular biologic basis of various diseases.
The UK Cards Association said that spending on cards "now constitutes a third of the UK's total GDP" - £1,612bn in 2013.
