If the “War on Drugs” cannot be successfully waged while our Bill of Rights remains in force, the problem is not with the Bill of Rights — it’s with the War on Drugs.
(from Tuesday’s editorial “End the Dragnets” in the Las Vegas Review-Journal about a fourth amendment case currently in the Supreme Court.)
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