Reply #36: And how many times do I have to say

[skepticscott]

that the files I'm talking about are NOT the property of any individual, they belong to a corporation, and that the person being investigated has NO expectation of privacy in them? You have not answered the question as it was asked, you've deflected it to a different version that is less damaging to your position. And you STILL have not answered my question about whether the Constitutional right to form contracts only applies to individuals, or to corporations as well. Are corporations not protected by the Constitutional provisions regarding taxes and duties on interstate commerce?

Since you apparently don't have the intellectual courage to respond to simple and direct questions that go to the heart of the position you staked out in your OP, it's pretty hard to see why I should waste time discussing this with you further. The question of whether corporations do or do not have any Constitutional rights whatsoever is absolutely central to your argument, and since you seem unable or unwilling to defend your claim that they do not, the rest of your argument and your questions are pretty much a waste of time.