I&#x27;m not a lawyer but this strongly disagrees with everything I learned in high school civics class about judicial review, and with many many high profile court cases overturning popularly enacted laws, from Marbury v Madison through to the current day gay marriage ban reversals.<p>It seems pretty cut and dried to me that the 4th amendment supersedes any law passed in direct opposition, just like the 1st or 2nd would.  This isn&#x27;t a case where the courts would be making multiple logical leaps to invalidate a law they disagree with, you can describe it in 4 words &quot;seizure without a trial&quot;, then look at the 4th amendemnt.