[vrwc0915]

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~U.S. Constitution: Article [IV.] ~The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. ~

One phone call from a governor or Att. Gen. and it will happen. Governor X to State Police commander " We have credible info from DHS that the evil constitution freeks and will be transporting firearms in preperation to attack local mosques. We want to set up saftey inspections on the primary roads"

State police commander to troop commanders " We have info that white males may be transporting guns on the highway we need to set up seat belt/DUI checkpoints to develop RS to search vehicles"

Trooper to Sgt. "Sir this is BS and illegal"

Sgt. to trooper "Well you can take you copy of the constitution and pay your morgtage with that"

Driver stopped at checkpoint to JBT: "No I do not consent to having my car searched"

JBT: "If you have nothing to hide than you have nothing to worry about"

Driver:"Am I under arrest?"

JBT: "No you are being detained"

JBT: "Where are you going to and where did you come from?"

Driver:"I refuse to answer your questions"

JBT:"Step out of the car"

Driver:"Am I under arrest, what for?"

JBT:"Get the F@#$ out of the car"

Driver:"Am I under a......" As tazer crackles

[american_ranger]

I gave my son a response that a lawyer put on FreeRepublic years ago. Something about telling a policeman that he did not have permission to search his vehicle but that if the policeman did search the vehicle that he would not resist.

Right after a bunch of his friends were intimidated into allowing their vehicle to be searched, he was stopped by the same cop. He had the balls to tell the cop that he was not giving permission but that if a search was done that he would not interfere in any way. The cop tried the "nothing to hide" routine when he told the cop that he was only following his father's instruction.

Cop did not search and let him leave. Must have thought that the father was a lawyer.

[Richard-SIA]

Been there, done that.

Only variation was the Jackboot was ordering me back into my car, in a voice I would not use on a dog.

Permanent damage to my right arm from his attempt to break it.

In modern America you only have those right you can a$$ord to defend with a good lawyer!

And the lawyer better be very damn good, perjury by cops is now the norm, not an exception.