[monocle]

Did you read my entire reply? I explicitly stated that the officer guilty of obtaining the evidence without a warrant would be sanctioned. How is that doing away with the Bill of Rights?

[steve-b]

I explicitly stated that the officer guilty of obtaining the evidence without a warrant would be sanctioned.

See my earlier message. I have zero faith in the government's willingness to aggressively curtail the misconduct of its agents.

[eastforker]

Because you still want to use evidence obtained with out a warrant. Read your Bill of Rights or do you want LEO going through YOUR stuff looking to see if maybe you commited a crime, gees is that so hard to understand.

[supercat]

I explicitly stated that the officer guilty of obtaining the evidence without a warrant would be sanctioned.

And I could explicitly state that the Shredded Cheese Fairy is magically going to drop from the heavens and fix all the zip-seal packages that tear below the seal. Frankly I'm not sure that my prediction is any less probable than yours.