The courts have largely obliterated the protection of the Fourth Amendment against unreasonable searches and seizures in the area of administrative law.

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The courts have significantly weakened the Fourth Amendment in cases involving administrative law, such as inspections and searches conducted by government agencies. This has allowed for more intrusive inspections and searches without necessarily requiring probable cause or a warrant.

The Courts Have Largely Obliterated the Protection of the Fourth