To: Iwo Jima
The problem is that they have to identify a phone number in connection with the tap. What's not to understand. I've typed search warrants have you? They're dreadful. I think Ashcroft has a great idea. Its easy to buy a phone now days, I almost bought one at my local grocery store.
130 posted on
09/24/2001 2:33:12 PM PDT by
marajade
(maraskywalker@earthlink.net)
To: marajade
"they have to identify a phone number in connection with the tap.."
And is that so much to ask? Are you saying that government should be able to tap any phone it wants to without even having to describe the line and make a case for why that particular phone line is connected to a person reasonably suspected of a crime? A warrant must particularly describe the place or thing to be serached or seized. If it does not, it is an unreasonable search which is prohibited by the Constitution. Our Supreme Court, especially Justices Thomas and Scalia, know that and also know that our Constitutional rights are paramount.
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