Under the 4th, the government has proposed and the courts have accepted a mendacious definition of reasonable.<p>Under the 5th, due process basically means you have a right to a hearing where you can present evidence, examine witnesses, have counsel if you desire, etc and have the reasoning for the decision written down. It doesn&#x27;t require that the rules being applied be fair.<p>Under the 6th, nobody is being accused of a crime, otherwise it&#x27;d be a criminal forfeiture.<p>Under the 8th, civil forfeitures aren&#x27;t fines or punishments.<p>The courts are far too deferential to the government. Unfortunately, presidents tend to appoint and the senate tends to confirm judges who will ignore all but the most egregious violations of the constitution when given laughable but marginally plausible arguments as to why the constitution is not in fact being violated.