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OCR: firmness in the context of the search house. See 889 F .2d at 1264 (citing Paytom New York, 445 573 590 (1980) and United States Karo, 468 U.S. 705 714 1984}) But as those very SOSRO show the Court has done by insisting upon com- pliance with the Warrant Clause of that Amendment. ESee Fayton, 445 . at 586- -603 Karo, 468 U.S. 1 714. 718. Nothing in the Fourth Amendment or this Court's decisions construing suggests that procedures beyond those required by the Warrant Clause are required for the search or seizure house the contrary the Amendment's first clausc speaks nt the people's right secure in their "houses" against unreasonable searches and seizures T the same terms speaks of their right be secure their 'persons, papers, and effects, and second clause furnishes heightened protection ft ...