focused on the dark, mysterious, and even ominous.

To be secure in one’s home.  

Further Explanation:

The right to Privacy is included in the Fourth Amendment of the constitution of United States and it states that every citizen of the United States will have right to be secure themselves, Their Houses and Papers against any unreasonable searches and seizures and this right cannot be violated and no warrants will be issued but if there is a probable cause of the search and if that cause is supported by oath or Affirmation which particularly describes the place which is to be searched only then that place or person can be searched.  

The Fourth Amendment also enforced the notion that Home of every man is his castle and he has every right to secure his home from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. Right to Privacy also protects from arbitrary arrests, safety inspections and from all other forms of surveillance.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Fourth Amendment

Subject: Constitution

Keywords: Fourth Amendment, Right to Privacy, Search, Seizure, Surveillance, Government, Violation, Warrant.