4th ammendment and Cryptography

Hello all,
   I am considering writing a research paper on how the
constitution will hold up in light of rapidly changing technology and the 
use of it.  The main issue I plan on addressing is the right to privacy.  
My concern is that I will not be able to find enough "scholaly works"
that address this issue.  I know that opinions abound, but I am in need 
of citeable sources.  Any ideas?  Has much been published on this issue?

Thanks,
Roy


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Roy B. Franz				rbfranz@ucdavis.edu
Software Engineer
Viewgraphics, Inc

On Wed, 26 Jan 1994, Roy Franz wrote:
> My concern is that I will not be able to find enough "scholaly works"
	I think that you could find some books and "scholary works", such 
as all the books on World War ][ coding and code breaking.  There are 
about 10 million of these films and books around...
> that address this issue.  I know that opinions abound, but I am in need 
> of citeable sources.  Any ideas?  Has much been published on this issue?
	Why not use some of a CypherPunks meeting or some of the posts as 
citeable sources?  Although I understand only a little of the technical 
side of the discussions, it sounds like they know what they are doing :)