It's a problem if we have any hope that the disastrous development of 4th Amendment law over the past century, you know, where the courts have developed a half dozen exceptions to every platitude about our being secure in our persons and effects so that pretty much every warrantless search is okey-dokey, won't serve as our baseline for the future.Case in point, Orin writes about an 11th Circuit decision last week, Rehberg v. [read post]