MindWars
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In a lopsided 8 to 1 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States has restored a section of the barricade to government intrusion originally erected by the Founders in the Fourth Amendment.
Constitutionalists worried that should the Supreme Court rule in favor of law enforcement, the decision would geometrically expand the “automobile exception” which in turn would represent a reduction in the right against such intrusions intended to be protected by the Fourth Amendment.
Under-reported Story: Supreme Court Upholds Fourth Amendment's Restriction on Warrantless Searches
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Meanwhile, they could wipe the constitution and most of the zombies just functioning wouldn't have any clue what they lost. They just function and move about their day in a repetitive mode that never ends until they fall over dead.
Constitutionalists worried that should the Supreme Court rule in favor of law enforcement, the decision would geometrically expand the “automobile exception” which in turn would represent a reduction in the right against such intrusions intended to be protected by the Fourth Amendment.
Under-reported Story: Supreme Court Upholds Fourth Amendment's Restriction on Warrantless Searches
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Meanwhile, they could wipe the constitution and most of the zombies just functioning wouldn't have any clue what they lost. They just function and move about their day in a repetitive mode that never ends until they fall over dead.
