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The Right to Privacy
The United States Constitution and fundamental natural law recognize the right of the individual to be free from unnecessary government surveillance and regulation. Unbridled government supervision and intrusion violates the right of the individual to be free from government scrutiny. I oppose national identification cards for citizens and the collection of private data for government and commercial purposes without the express permission of consumers. I oppose the creation of vast medical, banking/credit and other databases that collect private information for unknown uses. Any surveillance by the government must be approved by a judge after a showing of probable cause to believe a crime may have been committed by the subject.
