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Going Postal: Analyzing the Abuse of Mail Covers Under the Fourth Amendment
Since at least the late 1800s, the United States government has regularly tracked the mail of many of its citizens. In 2014 alone, for example, the government recorded all data on the outside of the mail parcels of over 50,000 individuals via a surveillance initiative known as the mail covers progra
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