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We also must reinforce the fourth amendment and now allow most of the current exceptions for the need for a search or arrest warrant.
I wonder just how you'd propose going about that. Warrantless searches, etc. are authorized by quite a few Supreme Court decisions that have been in place for quite a few years. The decision the Court really should have overruled, but certainly never will, is Miranda v. Arizona. It's not a Fourth Amendment decision, but it has been hampering police throughout the U.S. for almost fifty years now. Many thousands of violent criminals have been unnecessarily released because of technicalities involving their "Miranda warning," and they have certainly committed thousands more violent crimes that could have been prevented.
Miranda is one of the Supreme Court's turkeys, although not as notoriously bad a turkey as Roe v. Wade. Short of maybe Dred Scott v. Sandford, nothing could be.