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Any time a government authority (police, military, etc.) willfully intrudes into a person's home without a warrant/probable cause/or consent; or stops a person's freedom of movement (either on foot or a vehicle) without probable cause/consent/warrant; or stops a person from saying what's on his mind (within accepted reason)...is violating the US Constitution (Bill of Rights)...e.g. Search and Seizer/Freedom of Speech Amendments, etc. It's presumed that only the US has such a constitution; guaranteeing certain individual rights (laws). These are amongst the most common complaints drawn from the citizen's of foreign nations.

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