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• In the case of Digital Privacy vs. National Security, the plaintiff argues that:

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  1. The government's surveillance program infringes upon their right to privacy and freedom from unwarranted search or seizure under the Fourth Amendment. 2. The data collected by the program is highly sensitive and could be used for purposes unrelated to national security, such as personal snooping or blackmail. 3. The lack of transparency and accountability in the program makes it difficult to determine whether the collection is indeed necessary for national security, thereby violating the defendant's due process rights. 4.

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  * The government's data collection programs infringe on their right to privacy under Article 10(2) and Article 8 of the ECHR. * The measures taken by the national authorities are disproportionate to the threat posed by terrorism or crime. * The data collected is likely to be used for purposes other than those initially intended (e.g., surveillance). * The lack of transparency and accountability in the implementation process undermines trust and respect for human rights principles. The

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  1. The NSA's surveillance program violates their right to privacy under the Fourth Amendment. 2. The government's actions are not narrowly tailored and fail to target specific individuals or groups who pose a threat to national security. 3. The program has caused significant harm to innocent citizens by allowing them to be subjected to unwarranted searches and seizures without probable cause. 4. The lack of transparency and accountability in the program undermines trust between the public and the government. 5. The program is

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  1. The government's actions are not necessary to prevent a significant threat to national security. 2. The measures taken by the government (e.g., surveillance programs) will inevitably infringe on individual privacy rights and freedoms. 3. There is no clear evidence or credible threats justifying such extensive monitoring and data collection. 4. Existing laws and regulations do not provide sufficient safeguards against abuse of power and overreach in domestic intelligence gathering. 5. Alternative methods can be employed to achieve the

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