I am not a lawyer, or a Constitutional scholar, but is it possible to sign away your rights? I know that the govt does infringe, but doing so and having it stand up under appeal should be totally different. As in a "statute of limitations" to collect a debt. The state of WA has found that you waive that "right" in child support cases. Funny how millions of illegals steal identities, suck off of the system, but there is NO FORIVENESS for child support, parking/speeding tickets.
On the face, I would say no, it should not be, but then you get into intricacies such as non disclosure agreements, etc.
Then again, is the state really violating a "right" by raiding your business after you've been reported violating a (ridiculous) state law? There is plenty of precedent to say that what they are doing is legal, see also BSA raids for software piracy.