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Originally posted by CaptGizmo
Just like the rest of Washington.....the Supreme Court needs an enema as well.This BS has gone on long enough! It's time to start taking back our country and I will start by writing my congressman about this and how it is unjust and unconstitutional. Supreme Court indeed
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Originally posted by Wildbob77
I've often wondered why a criminal should go free if evidence is obtained "illegally".
Imagine for a minute that instead of making that evidence not usable, that the police department that committed the error was fined and the fine would go to the victim of the illegal search.
You could make the fine pretty large. Police departments are not going to want to pay fines. So in general terms there would be education to make sure that all evidence collected was done in the correct manner.
At the same time, if you find a murder weapon that could lead to the conviction of a known felon, you wouldn't have to not use evidence that was collected in violation of his/her civil rights.
So if the police break down your door for no apparent reason and don't find anything, the department will be fined and you will get paid. If the police do an illegal search of your property and find that you are a serial killer, the department will be fined but you (the serial killer) will be convicted.
Originally posted by ConservativeJack
Originally posted by CaptGizmo
Just like the rest of Washington.....the Supreme Court needs an enema as well.This BS has gone on long enough! It's time to start taking back our country and I will start by writing my congressman about this and how it is unjust and unconstitutional. Supreme Court indeed
lmao moron alert
did you read the dayam thread?
its a misleading
story
that if a cop makes a simple or basic or non- event altering mistake, the arrest is still legal
Originally posted by projectvxn
Wow. I don't know what more to say...I can't believe this. The constitution is officially ripped to pieces. I doubt Obama will do anything about this.
Originally posted by spliff4020
The forefathers that you mention built into the constitution room to move. they understood that times would change. Although they probably didnt imagine a group of "persians" crashing jet liners into buildings in manhattan though. But they did leave wiggle room in case of an emergency though.
If your not running a meth lab or anything equivilant, then why worry?
Originally posted by spliff4020
reply to post by mattifikation
I wish I had the time to go line by line with your thread to point out everything that is wrong, but dinner is almost ready so I have to make it short.
The forefathers that you mention built into the constitution room to move. they understood that times would change. Although they probably didnt imagine a group of "persians" crashing jet liners into buildings in manhattan though. But they did leave wiggle room in case of an emergency though.
This rule means that if the cop kicks in the door, then yells "POLICE", he can still use the 10 pounds of crystal meth he just found.
If your not running a meth lab or anything equivilant, then why worry?
Originally posted by The Nighthawk
Originally posted by spliff4020
reply to post by mattifikation
I wish I had the time to go line by line with your thread to point out everything that is wrong, but dinner is almost ready so I have to make it short.
The forefathers that you mention built into the constitution room to move. they understood that times would change. Although they probably didnt imagine a group of "persians" crashing jet liners into buildings in manhattan though. But they did leave wiggle room in case of an emergency though.
This rule means that if the cop kicks in the door, then yells "POLICE", he can still use the 10 pounds of crystal meth he just found.
If your not running a meth lab or anything equivilant, then why worry?
Because it also means that if the police knock your door down at 3am by mistake, they can also use anything else that may, or may not, be illegal depending on your location. Things like, say, your GUNS.
Does THAT get your attention?
For all the "Conservatives" (anyone calling themselves "conservative" at the same time they advocate the shredding of the Constitution needs their flippin' head examined) out there who support this crap, remember, if it happens to YOU it won't matter if your guns are properly locked up, registered, and 100% legal--when the cops come a' knockin' it ceases to be your "collection" or your hunting gear and instantly becomes your "bad guy stockpile". Same goes for any "subversive" materials you may have, such as magazines, fringe-group newsletters, etc.
A "small mistake" can quickly turn any ordinary, law-abiding citizen into a domestic terrorist.
Chew on that for awhile and get beck to me.
Originally posted by Wildbob77
I've often wondered why a criminal should go free if evidence is obtained "illegally".
Imagine for a minute that instead of making that evidence not usable, that the police department that committed the error was fined and the fine would go to the victim of the illegal search.
You could make the fine pretty large. Police departments are not going to want to pay fines. So in general terms there would be education to make sure that all evidence collected was done in the correct manner.
At the same time, if you find a murder weapon that could lead to the conviction of a known felon, you wouldn't have to not use evidence that was collected in violation of his/her civil rights.
So if the police break down your door for no apparent reason and don't find anything, the department will be fined and you will get paid. If the police do an illegal search of your property and find that you are a serial killer, the department will be fined but you (the serial killer) will be convicted.