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To: MisterKnowItAll
Their ruling specifically holds that the type of search at issue in this case is not subject to the Fourth Amendment and therefore does not require a warrant.

As I've repeatedly pointed out, the SCOTUS does _not_ claim

Make up your mind.

683 posted on 01/25/2005 9:18:44 AM PST by Dead Corpse (Cum catapultae proscriptae erunt tum soli proscript catapultas habebunt.)
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To: Dead Corpse

Me: 'Their ruling specifically holds that the type of search at issue in this case is not subject to the Fourth Amendment and therefore does not require a warrant.' (and) 'As I've repeatedly pointed out, the SCOTUS does _not_ claim . . .'

You: 'Make up your mind.'

My mind has been made up on this point since I first read the decision. The SCOTUS doesn't say a dog sniff isn't a search. It says that the dog sniff in this case IS a search, but not one to which the Fourth Amendment applies.

Got it now? Or should I use even smaller words?


686 posted on 01/25/2005 9:24:23 AM PST by MisterKnowItAll
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