4. What does Justice Stevens mean when he says that he and the majority disagree over the meaning of freedom?

6. What does Justice Brennan mean when he says that the degree of the intrusion begins, not ends, the inquiry about whether DWI checkpoints are reasonable seizures?

7. How would you identify and balance the interests at stake in the DWI check-points? Are the checkpoints effective? Explain.

8. According to the American Civil Liber-ties Union (ACLU), "highly publicized local law enforcement efforts such as random roadblocks" are "Orwellian intrusions into individual privacy." What does the ACLU mean? Do you agree? Explain

1 List the details of the drug interdiction checkpoint.

2. State the primary and secondary pur-pose of the checkpoints.

3. Summarize the majority's arguments for ruling why the checkpoint did not satisfy the three elements of a reason-able checkpoint.

4. Summarize the dissent's arguments why the checkpoint did satisfy the three ele-ments of a reasonable checkpoint.

5. In your opinion, was the checkpoint reasonable? Defend your answer

1. Describe the details of the checkpoint.

2. Summarize the majority's arguments that the checkpoint satisfied the three-prong balancing test.

3. Summarize the dissent's arguments that the checkpoint did not satisfy the bal-ancing test.

4. Which argument do you support? Defend your answer.