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To: CrawDaddyCA

"who said using the gadgets is virtually the same thing as following a car along a road."

The only difference being that if they actually want to follow a car on the road they have to use a vehicle and manpower to do it.

Now instead they can have someone attach a device that costs $60 to as many cars as they want and sit someone down at a pc to watch them.

This is very, very bad.


14 posted on 01/21/2005 11:10:25 AM PST by Bikers4Bush (Flood waters rising, heading for more conservative ground. Vote for true conservatives!)
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To: Bikers4Bush
>sarcasm<

If you haven't done anything wrong, you don't have anything to fear

>/sarcasm

17 posted on 01/21/2005 11:17:01 AM PST by yatros from flatwater
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To: Bikers4Bush

If a police car is on a public highway, I can follow it. Therefore, I can secretly place a GPS transceiver on the police car, and track its movements wherever I want. Do I understand this ruling correctly?

How about the car of that cute girl down the street?


66 posted on 01/21/2005 2:10:01 PM PST by gitmo (Thanks, Mel. I needed that.)
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