Cengage Advantage Books: Business Law 13th Edition by Roger LeRoy Miller

Exercise 15

Many argue that the federal government should not be allowed to monitor the Internet activities and e-mail exchanges of its citizens without obtaining a warrant. Yet others maintain that in some situations, when time is of the essence, such monitoring may be necessary to keep Americans safe from terrorists. Where should the line be drawn between justifiable and unjustifiable governmental interference with American citizens' civil liberties?