Laval struggled a great deal throughout his career to defend the church's power against state intrusion.

Over nearly 70 years, the Supreme Court has read that open-ended language to forbid state intrusion into certain vital areas of individual autonomy.

By not just sanctioning, but encouraging more state intrusion into the Internet's affairs, the majority is fueling a global Internet regulatory pandemic.

What greater purpose could a constitutional right to privacy achieve than to reject unwarranted state intrusion into such an intimate moment as death?

Citizens will not be subjected to unnecessary or disproportionate state intrusion into their lives.

There is a trick which many British people have long relied on in order to avoid this kind of state intrusion: get rid of your TV.

Tribes involved in gambling, or trying to be, want less state intrusion on their sovereignty, not more.

Skeptics see a threat of state intrusions, or detect patriotic vanity.

Mexico has no official religion, and the Constitution of 1917 imposed limitations on the church and sometimes codified state intrusion into church matters.

Abortions performed in that time frame are legal and constitutionally protected from undue state intrusion, which would seem to preclude banning an accepted medical procedure.