Assess students' ability to draft a constitutional amendment and companion statutes that balance citizens' digital privacy with lawful law enforcement access to electronic data. Tasks: define key terms (e.g., electronic data, metadata, provider, exigent circumstances), set scope and limits (who/what/territoriality), establish warrant standards (probable cause, particularity, minimization, notice delays, special standards for bulk/third-party data), create oversight and accountability mechanisms (judicial review, independent inspector, reporting, audit trails, transparency), and specify penalties/remedies (criminal, civil, suppression, statutory damages) and implementation timelines. Evaluate clarity, constitutional fit, enforceability, separation-of-powers effects, and civil liberties impacts. Require drafting amendment text and at least two implementing statutes with explanatory notes and references to relevant case law or comparative examples.