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1 posted on 03/26/2013 9:39:18 AM PDT by JustSayNoToNannies
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Because a cop can, intentionally or unintentionally, cause a dog to give a false positive, the use of a dog should not be sufficient evidenct to enter without a warrant. The court did well here.


2 posted on 03/26/2013 9:40:51 AM PDT by cuban leaf (Were doomed! Details at eleven.)
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To: JustSayNoToNannies

Score one for the Constitution.


3 posted on 03/26/2013 9:41:10 AM PDT by txnativegop (Fed up with zealots)
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To: JustSayNoToNannies

What about the F’ing police dogs with wings in the skies?


4 posted on 03/26/2013 9:42:06 AM PDT by Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America (PRISON AT BENGHAZI?????)
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To: JustSayNoToNannies

So when will they rule that cops have no right to chase people into their homes for the act of photographing them in public?


5 posted on 03/26/2013 9:42:31 AM PDT by MeganC (The left have so twisted public perceptions that the truth now appears pornographic.- SpaceBar)
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To: JustSayNoToNannies

Porch is curtilage.

Shouldn’t have even been a question about the warrant requirement.

Bringing the dog onto the property is a search.

OTOH, there were some grow operations that I could smell from three doors down. Didn’t need a dog, but I still went and got a warrant.


8 posted on 03/26/2013 9:45:55 AM PDT by SargeK
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How ‘bout the dogs at the border. When they hit on a vehicle the feds often literally dismantle the thing into a pile of scrap. I wonder what the ‘false positive’ rate is there. The dogs are very very good at their job, much better than Napolitano for sure.


10 posted on 03/26/2013 9:49:21 AM PDT by Don Corleone ("Oil the gun..eat the cannoli. Take it to the Mattress.")
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To: JustSayNoToNannies

Cops routinely misuse police dogs in all sorts of situations as a pretext for further intrusions. I don’t buy the Dr. Dolittle routine.
Good decision, especially now that the police state is booming.


12 posted on 03/26/2013 9:49:58 AM PDT by grumpygresh (Democrats delenda est.)
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Interesting breakdown of the votes:

Majority (Supporters of 4th Amendment)- Scalia, Thomas, Sotomayor, Ginsberg, Kagan

Dissent - Alito, Kennedy, Breyer, Benedict Roberts.

With this vote, after his Obamacare vote, Roberts is turning out to be a total disaster.


19 posted on 03/26/2013 9:54:13 AM PDT by Above My Pay Grade (The people have the right to tell government what guns it may possess, not the other way around.)
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I would think this ruling might set a precedent for future rulings on searches/spying by drones, or at least give an inidcation on where the current Supreme Court members might stand on the issue.


21 posted on 03/26/2013 9:57:10 AM PDT by Above My Pay Grade (The people have the right to tell government what guns it may possess, not the other way around.)
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I can see both sides of the argument, but since the Bill of Rights is a constraint on government that was a condition for the adoption of the Constitution, I think it good that we set some pretty high barriers to government action. Good call by the Court.


23 posted on 03/26/2013 9:59:13 AM PDT by centurion316
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Sure, if he's sniffing for drugs.

What if it's just one of those things dogs do?

25 posted on 03/26/2013 9:59:28 AM PDT by x
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28 posted on 03/26/2013 10:07:06 AM PDT by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind. ~Steve Earle)
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Another day and proof positive the ultra inferior, not supreme, court proves once again they are nothing but political hacks.

Now before you go and attack me because you agree with the decision please note SO DO I.

5-4 decision. Just how inferior are these black robed morons that there seem to be 4 who can never agree what a very short document with back up in the form of the Federalist papers, means when it comes to REQUIRING a warrant?

All it will take is for one more of these morons to retire and the NAPA in the White Hut to appoint another traitor to the constitution.

The 4 who voted against this should be immediately removed, tried for treason, and receive the proper penalty for said treason.

How much longer are we going to allow the government to erode the rights WE DID NOT give them?

We allowed them to conduct warrantless searches in airports, train stations, government buildings so they INFRINGED on the 4th Amendment and we did nothing.

This decision is simply a bump in the road for this government until the NAPA in the White House can tilt the court towards communism.


29 posted on 03/26/2013 10:09:15 AM PDT by Wurlitzer (Nothing says "ignorance" like Islam!)
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FYI, apparently this is Franky, the police dog in question:


31 posted on 03/26/2013 10:20:33 AM PDT by JustSayNoToNannies ("The Lord has removed His judgments against you" - Zep. 3:15)
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Supreme Court Says It's Illegal For A Police Drug Dog To Sniff Your Porch

Then why is it not illegal for a police drug dog to sniff your car?

33 posted on 03/26/2013 10:28:16 AM PDT by South40 (I Love The "New & Improved" Free Republic!)
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40 posted on 03/26/2013 10:51:38 AM PDT by Joe 6-pack (Qui me amat, amat et canem meum.)
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I’m glad to see the precedent set now, because in another few years the police will be able to fly a humming bird size drone complete with microphone, infrared, thermal and night vision camera right up to your windows and watch what your doing.


41 posted on 03/26/2013 11:01:06 AM PDT by apillar
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Supreme Court Says It's Illegal For A Police Drug Dog To Sniff Your Porch

IMHO the ruling was too narrow. They should have ruled that it isn't only illegal for a police dog to sniff your porch but to hump your leg as well..........

43 posted on 03/26/2013 11:04:05 AM PDT by varon (USA Nationalist)
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NSFW: No wonder the dog is sniffing the porch!
49 posted on 03/26/2013 11:15:12 AM PDT by Daffynition (The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. — D.H.)
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SCOTUS ping.


54 posted on 03/26/2013 12:04:43 PM PDT by Lurking Libertarian (Non sub homine, sed sub Deo et lege)
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