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constitutions
provisions
comparable
fourth
amendment
south
carolina
said
things
deplored
unlawful
transportation
whiskey
one
loss
liberty
common
event
may
serious
thing
arrest
citizen
serious
thing
search
person
accomplishes
must
conformity
laws
land
two
reasons
one
avoid
bloodshed
preserve
liberty
citizen
obedience
law
bond
society
officers
set
enforce
law
exempt
mandates
instant
case
possession
liquor
body
offense
fact
proven
forcible
unlawful
search
defendant
person
secure
veritable
key
offense
fundamental
citizen
may
arrested
person
searched
force
without
process
order
secure
testimony
better
guilty
shall
escape
rather
another
offense
shall
committed
proof
guilt
town
blacksburg
beam