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To: mysterio; Conservative Goddess; JTN; conservativehoney; Dan Evans

Thank you.

People are confusing terms. A 'reasonable' search is one that comports with the 4th Amendment requirements of a warrant backed by probable cause and a sworn affidavit.

An 'unreasonable' one is any one without a warrant. No simple law, no judicial ruling, and no executive order can change that. Only an amendment or a declaration of war against the American people can, or a lazy, complacent, and scared populace that will accept it. There is no off switch on the Constitution.


58 posted on 01/04/2006 9:46:52 AM PST by Badray (In the hands of bureaucrat, a clip board can be as dangerous to liberty as a gun.)
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To: Badray

"An 'unreasonable' one is"........

also one obtained on false pretenses or evidence, or a blank warrant signed by a judge in advance, too vague in it's description, etc. etc., the sort used constantly NOW!


64 posted on 01/04/2006 4:49:04 PM PST by Richard-SIA ("The natural progress of things is for government to gain ground and for liberty to yield" JEFFERSON)
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