[hobbes1]

However, and that gets to my point, sometimesn the way the get them is rather flimsy.

(LIke Vanatters warrant for the Rockingham Property that was willfully false in almost EVERY respect...)

[Devil_Anse]

In some aspects, the OJ cops didn't need a warrant for OJ's property. For example, a sharp-eyed detective named Mark Fuhrman looked at the outer door handle of OJ's Bronco, which was parked on the STREET (read: anyone could see it at will, no privacy expectation), and saw a small spot of blood near the handle.

And, oh, yeah, the way the defense team neutralized that very damaging witness was OH, SO, VERY, FAIR. Oh, yeah.