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To: GladesGuru

...May I suggest getting together with other Conservatives and having your legislature pass laws specifically forbidding the search tactics you want made illegal....

I guess you didnt read the Indiana Supreme court decision...you cannot stop any unlawful search by police...so a law would be useless....


15 posted on 05/16/2011 8:53:18 PM PDT by rolling_stone
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To: rolling_stone

The Indiana Supreme Court only rules on the constitutionality of Indiana laws. If the Legislature passes a law removing the legality of anything, and said law is signed by teh Governor, as the Lil’ Piggie said, “T, th, that’s all, F’, Folks”.

Courts rule on constitutionality of laws, they do not create laws.

Well, not unless they agree with the “Wise Latina”.

;-(


46 posted on 05/16/2011 9:35:10 PM PDT by GladesGuru (In a society predicated upon freedom, it is essential to examine principles,)
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To: rolling_stone
Different state ~ BTW, what state courts say about the 4th Amendment is just so much hogwash. It's a federal matter. Settled law is involved.

The real problem is the commissioner method for appointing judges. It's very anti-democratic. Best we dump it wherever it exists. Only elected judges can be trusted. An appointed judge is too often just a political hack or an employee of some special interest group ~ and it's possible this puke was TURNED by AlQaida down in GITMO.

So, things are far worse than you imagined.

BTW, regarding the case ~ the guy had moved out, the lady who lived there called the cops for help, there was no illegal entry.

End of story.

128 posted on 05/17/2011 5:36:05 AM PDT by muawiyah
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