Gallup ‘fear’ poll, the GPS case and the Ninth Amendment

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In November, the government made the Orwellian argument before the Supreme Court that law enforcement officials may attach GPS tracking devices to cars without a warrant. This month, Gallup issued poll results showing that 64 percent of Americans fear big government. Well, gee whiz.

Arguments in United States v. Antoine Jones focused on how the Fourth Amendment protects a “reasonable expectation of privacy.”

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