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To: quidnunc
The search warrant was due process and the Davidians had no right to resist it by force.

The Davidians ahd every right to refuse entry until such time as they were shown a physical copy of the warrant. Since no effort was made to show a warrant, or even to bring it, the Davidians had every right to refuse entry.

325 posted on 04/19/2003 9:33:28 PM PDT by supercat (TAG--you're it!)
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To: supercat
Supercat wrote: The Davidians ahd every right to refuse entry until such time as they were shown a physical copy of the warrant. Since no effort was made to show a warrant, or even to bring it, the Davidians had every right to refuse entry.

Unless you're a former US Attorney who worked in the criminal division I doubt that you know enough about the US Code's statute and case law affecting entry, search and seizure to speak about the subject intelligently.

331 posted on 04/19/2003 9:40:31 PM PDT by quidnunc (Omnis Gaul delenda est)
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