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April 25th 11, 05:45 AM
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Constitution is vague and subject to contemporary interpretation
dave wrote:
On 04/24/2011 01:34 PM, Brenda Ann wrote: It's been at least a decade, maybe two, since cops have even needed a warrant to search your property. It's been "legal" for them to barge in and get a warrant after the fact (they're SUPPOSED to have to show cause why they performed the search, but if a cop tells a judge he reasonably believed a crime was being committed, chances are good that he'll get his post-search warrant...) And, of course, they don't even need a warrant at all to search your vehicle, they can do that on a whim at any traffic stop. They cannot search your vehicle if you don't give them permission unless they arrest you. That's incorrect. peace and justice, |
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