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To: wideawake
A police officer always has jurisdiction in a public accommodation.

Not true as stated.

285 posted on 01/23/2008 1:30:51 PM PST by Navy Patriot (The hyphen American with the loudest whine gets the grease.)
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To: Navy Patriot
Not true as stated.

Technically, if a federal officer is there on official business, he is overruled.

I am sure we could come up with a number of special exceptions to the general rule - but in the described incident, the police officer was fully within his authority to tell her to move her car up a little.

290 posted on 01/23/2008 1:39:53 PM PST by wideawake (Why is it that those who call themselves Constitutionalists know the least about the Constitution?)
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