Robert's (Will Smith) wife, Carla (Regina King), makes reference to the fourth amendment, which is part of the Bill of Rights of the U.S. constitution, a moniker carried over from the title of the proposal from which ten (initially and eleven eventually) of twenty-seven amendments were ratified. The fourth amendment prohibits governments and civil authoritative bodies of/within the United States from searching or seizing anybody's person or belongings without reasonable suspicion and probable cause of the person's or the belonging's relevance to a specific crime; also requiring that warrants be detailed. This is related to the boundaries of privacy and is more or less related to privacy concerns in general, especially mass surveillance as a component of United States government's intelligence-gathering apparatus for foreign activity or that of military interest.

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