Posted on 05/12/2019 6:47:55 AM PDT by Galatians328
Personally couldn't disagree more.
Well — OK. :-)
They deserve the same 4th amendment rights as any other US citizen. Nothing more, nothing less.
should have included headline very interesting..
Public Defender’s office alleges Jeff Adachi police report was being hawked to media for $2,500 a pop
“information that was disseminated illegally”
In a nation with freedom of speech, freedom of press, how can such a thing exist?
I suggest that violation of copyright and child porn are the only cases where iformation can be disseminated illegally.
What other case exists that can violate the Constitution?
“Exactly. Liberals are so sure they are smarter than everyone else in the room...”
Not just smarter, but better human beings - more ethical, compassionate, inclusive...
How about grand jury proceedings -- which is a hot topic right now because that's what is behind the redactions in the Mueller report?
How about any other information related to a legal matter that is under a seal of confidentiality by a court?
How about information that is subject to a non-disclosure agreement between two parties?
How about Donald Trump’s tax returns?
It was Ronald Reagan.
your vid link indicates Reagan was citing a liberal activist.
The original author was radical HUEY LONG:
“Sure, We’ll Have Fascism in This Country, and We’ll Call It Anti-Fascism.”
Corruption in law enforcement ALWAYS steps around the law to erase evidence of their criminality. If this reporter kept data in his home he is naïve.
A radio pundit (of Watergate Fame, i.e. Gordon G. Liddy) said shoot for the family jewel’s, odd’s are your’ll miss, but will hit the “Femoral artery,” that person will be room temp very quickly.
That's the point of our papers. They have always been political arms. There has never been a sitiuation of papers not favoring a group. 'Centinel,' 'Mucius Scaevola' and 'Leonidas' were all operatives. Democratic and Republican papers were legion back in the day.
Great point.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Public-Defender-of-San-Francisco-Jeff-Adachi-Dies-506256131.html
"He served as the public defender in the Kate Steinle case in which a Mexican man was acquitted of murder in the shooting death of a San Francisco woman, sparking a national immigration debate."
"Adachi, a graduate of UC Berkeley, was also into independent filmmaking and was rasing money to complete a documentary on the Steinle trial and the international debate over immigration policy".
Link to documentary:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ricochet-film-fund#/
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