21.   What has gone unremarked is the rape of individual privacy.

22.   Police and prosecutors often argue that technology merely improves on the human senses without altering any fundamental expectation of individual privacy.

23.   Another key amendment to protect individual privacy would make it a crime to store and process data, electronic or otherwise, on private individuals.

24.   Even individual privacy is not maintained in using toilets.

25.   Police and prosecutors often argue that technology merely improves on the human eye, ear or touch without altering any fundamental expectation of individual privacy.

26.   The industry also worries about states passing individual privacy laws that differ from federal requirements, McColl said.

27.   There, courts have generally agreed that the benefit to public safety from getting drunks off the road outweighs individual privacy concerns.

28.   This balance might incur the problem of protecting individual privacy while satisfying government and business needs.