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Posted: 6/5/2019 11:46:03 PM EDT
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I knew the 4th was dead, but they're raping its corpse on the dining room table now.
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The time for the 2A to really make it's meaning clear fast approaches.
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It’s going to be suppressors and SBRs next. “No need to suppress the evidence since we obtained records after the fact”
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"Friut of the poisonous tree" no longer applies.
So the Rule of Law is truly dead. |
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Well what’s the fucking point of having laws then? View Quote |
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Well, you have the court's opinion so what else do b you need. They weren't vague at all. Basically, They were thinking about not breaking the law so it's all good View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Quoted: What if they did an undercover buy in his front yard and when the deal was made and they tried to arrest him he then got away and ran back in his house and locked the door? Would your opinion change if they chased him in the house and happened to see a pile of meth on his table while arresting him? I could be way off base but I hope I'm not because if so, this is pretty bad. And I haven't read the fine print so who knows. I'm just saying I think there's more to the story. View Quote They would've had probable cause at least to enter |
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In that case they wouldn't have used the word illegal. They would've had probable cause at least to enter View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: What if they did an undercover buy in his front yard and when the deal was made and they tried to arrest him he then got away and ran back in his house and locked the door? Would your opinion change if they chased him in the house and happened to see a pile of meth on his table while arresting him? I could be way off base but I hope I'm not because if so, this is pretty bad. And I haven't read the fine print so who knows. I'm just saying I think there's more to the story. They would've had probable cause at least to enter |
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![]() Steppenwolf - Don't Step On The Grass, Sam |
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Quoted: What if they did an undercover buy in his front yard and when the deal was made and they tried to arrest him he then got away and ran back in his house and locked the door? Would your opinion change if they chased him in the house and happened to see a pile of meth on his table while arresting him? I could be way off base but I hope I’m not because if so, this is pretty bad. And I haven’t read the fine print so who knows. I’m just saying I think there’s more to the story. View Quote |
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Morons and activists in the judiciary are literally and figuratively killing this country.
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Is there a reason we’re only getting bits and pieces of the story instead of a link with all/most of the facts?
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Due process is reduced to a "best practice". View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Your daily reminder that there is no rule of law.
There is no constitution and no 2A. There is only mob rule. Act accordingly. Been saying it for a long time. |
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You could play ‘what if’ all day. But to give you my uneducated answer, I believe in both those scenarios it would be legal to arrest him and anything in plain view would be admissible. Still need a warrant to search the the rest of the house? I don’t know. But that isn’t what happened. View Quote |
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Quoted: It says they saw drugs in his kitchen which makes me think it’s in plain view. Maybe they saw it from outside a window and worried that he would destroy the evidence before a warrant could be obtained. You are completely right, there are lots of what ifs. I’d like to know the full story before developing an opinion. Otherwise I’d be just like the “my baby didn’t do nuffin” mommas that we all think are retarded. View Quote |
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Okay... so the police no longer feel the need to follow the 4th amendment, but I think we can still count on them following the Constitution when it comes to the second.
Right? |
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It says they saw drugs in his kitchen which makes me think it’s in plain view. Maybe they saw it from outside a window and worried that he would destroy the evidence before a warrant could be obtained. You are completely right, there are lots of what ifs. I’d like to know the full story before developing an opinion. Otherwise I’d be just like the “my baby didn’t do nuffin” mommas that we all think are retarded. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You could play ‘what if’ all day. But to give you my uneducated answer, I believe in both those scenarios it would be legal to arrest him and anything in plain view would be admissible. Still need a warrant to search the the rest of the house? I don’t know. But that isn’t what happened. |
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i wonder if they realize the reason they need a warrant is because without one, they are breaking into the house illegally, which means the homeowner has every right to shoot every single one of them and would not be charged with homicide. the warrant is to protect them just as much to protect the homeowner.
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