[don-o]

Post the name of the defense att’y you called a shyster, you slanderer of good Freepers.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3301622/posts?page=8#8

[USNBandit]

It was McClenddan's (sp?) lawyer. He was promoting, via a press release, a Ybarra challenge to the warrant to search his client's cell phone. I don't know how a court would view such a challenge since Ybarra was about the execution of a warrant and in this case the lawyer is publicly contesting the application for the warrant. I am not saying that there isn't a worthwhile challenge, but I wonder if Ybarra is the correct one.

Usually when a case like Ybarra is decided there is an immediate and resounding effort to comply. An example would be Miranda. I can't remember the case name but there was a case in 2009 regarding search incident to arrest that did the same thing.