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Koko

12 March, 15:58

According to John Yoo's letter, the government can conduct warrantless

searches related to terrorism because:

A. Economic interests are more important than privacy concerns.

B. Health issues are more important than privacy concerns.

C. National security interests are more important than privacy

concerns.

D. Social interests are more important than privacy concerns.

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