First, every person has rights, even criminals. Those rights are limited in some way after having been convicted of a crime.<p>But your real mistake is in the _presumption_ that somebody is a criminal. Convicted pedophiles shouldn&#x27;t have a right to privacy. But we&#x27;re talking about the general population. Everybody who has not been convicted does have full rights to privacy, and you cannot violate that right simply to &quot;check&quot; if every person has committed a crime or not... that is the literal definition of a police state.<p>I doubt that you&#x27;re actually a judge.