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Answer:

police power might violate privacy rights

Explanation:

Police power is considered an activity of the public administration which, by limiting or disciplining law, interest or freedom, regulates the practice of act or de facto abstention, due to the public interest concerning safety, hygiene, order, customs, discipline of production and the market, the exercise of economic activities dependent on the concession or authorization of the Government, public tranquility or respect for property and individual or collective rights.

Police power is very important for maintaining social order. However, this power must be limited in relation to the individual privacy of the citizen. Thus, we can state that a problem that may arise in relation to police power and citizens' rights is that police power may violate privacy rights.

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Police power may violate privacy rights.