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The Drug Enforcement Administration is trying to access private
prescription records of patients in Oregon without a warrant, despite a
state law forbidding it from doing so. The ACLU and its Oregon affiliate
are challenging this practice in a new case that raises the question of whether the Fourth Amendment allows federal
law enforcement agents to obtain confidential prescription records
without a judge’s prior approval. It should not.
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