Although the intent of the Constitution is to prevent the government from intruding on people's lives when they have done nothing wrong, this freedom (as with all constitutional rights) is not absolute.

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Constitutional rights have limitations and are subject to restrictions in certain circumstances, such as cases of national security or public safety. The government can also impose reasonable limitations on certain rights in order to protect the greater good, as long as those limitations do not violate the core principles of the Constitution.

Although the Intent of the Constitution Is to Prevent the Government