Tag Archives: right to privacy

PA Supreme Court eliminates 238 years of individual privacy

9 May 2014By John Manko

On May 5, 2014, the PA Supreme Court took a huge step towards completely eliminating 238 years of the constitutionally protected right to privacy, ruling in a 4–2 decision that police may now search your vehicle without a warrant. Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille and Justices J. Michael Eakin, Seamus P. McCaffery, and Thomas G. Saylor ruled in the majority, while Justices Debra McCloskey Todd and Max Baer dissented.

Pittston abandons the Fourth Amendment

11 August 2013By Anthony Antonello

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Knowing how precious freedom is and how difficult it is to maintain, [the Founding Fathers] adopted some measures to try to keep tyranny from ever creeping in again. They attempted to forever bind the power of government with laws specifically stating what that federal, or general, government could not do to citizens.