Suspects may be forced to provide voice samples for comparison with actual voice recordings without any violation of their Fourth Amendment rights.

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The Supreme Court has ruled that providing a voice sample does not count as a Fourth Amendment violation, as providing a voice sample is not considered an invasion of privacy. Therefore, suspects can be forced to provide voice samples for comparison without violating their Fourth Amendment rights.

Suspects May Be Forced to Provide Voice Samples for Comparison