So one would think, at least until the black robes get hold of a definition. In recent years, the supreme court has ruled that police roadblocks where they randomly check for drugs or sobriety are "legal" precisely because they are random. I can't recall the cases offhand, but I recall them saying that such searches would not have been legal if they'd searched every single car or driver.
The courts in this country live in a weird, make-believe world.
Nowadays, non-juried courts are wrong more often than they are right.
Now excuse me while I declare eminent domain on your toolshed.