Dem Rep. Quigley on Taxes: ‘If You Love This Country, One of the Things You Do Is Pay Your Fair Share’

[Ray From Cleveland]

what did the rules of having a CDL say?? if they said you can be stopped at anytime for inspection and you signed it then you signed giving them up,,

That was a long time ago so I really don't remember. I can Google to see if they have a copy of it online for you.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

You can only sue the department or city if the conduct of the officer was a result of policy. It’s called the Monell doctrine.

I doubt you’re going to find a department with a policy for making up probable cause to search your car.

Even if you could sue, you aren’t going to be able to prove it. The police will get away with whatever they want.

If they fine or arrest you, sure you can sue for it if they had no legitimate reason to search your car.

Black couple sues Houston-area PD for civil rights violations

Attorneys for Regina Armstead and Michael Lewis allege that Rosenberg PD officers used excessive force while detaining them in 2020.

www.chron.com

 

[progressive hunter]

That was a long time ago so I really don't remember. I can Google to see if they have a copy of it online for you.

so you dont even keep up with the rules of your own profession??

if I'm not mistaken that is the standing rule and has always been since the beginning of the federal CDL requirements,,

Can Police Randomly Stop Truck Drivers for DoT Violations?

The DOT has authorized that the the police can conduct "random" CSA inspections for trucks. But is this just filling ticket quotas? Or keeping the roadways safe? Butler Prather LLP discusses this topic here.

www.georgiatruckaccidentattorneys.com

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

so you dont even keep up with the rules of your own profession??

if I'm not mistaken that is the standing rule and has always been since the beginning of the federal CDL requirements,,

Can Police Randomly Stop Truck Drivers for DoT Violations?

The DOT has authorized that the the police can conduct "random" CSA inspections for trucks. But is this just filling ticket quotas? Or keeping the roadways safe? Butler Prather LLP discusses this topic here.

www.georgiatruckaccidentattorneys.com

DOT stopping us for no reason has been going on since I joined the profession. It's not something you sign, it's just the way it is.

 

[progressive hunter]

DOT stopping us for no reason has been going on since I joined the profession. It's not something you sign, it's just the way it is.

no its the law and rules to having a CDL,, you not knowing that is on you,, and you signing up is you signing away your rights,,,

 

[Magnus]

Not even close, douchebag. You're just weaseling.

And you are a retard. Thanks for playing.

 

[there4eyeM]

Elected officials decide taxes.
Voters decide elected officials.
Voters decide taxes.

 

[Marener]

If they fine or arrest you, sure you can sue for it if they had no legitimate reason to search your car.

Black couple sues Houston-area PD for civil rights violations

Attorneys for Regina Armstead and Michael Lewis allege that Rosenberg PD officers used excessive force while detaining them in 2020.

www.chron.com

You can sue basically anyone for basically anything.

The question is whether the courts will hear the case.

How do you prove a cop didn’t smell marijuana?

 

[jc456]

Evidently not, maybe the benefits also play into the equation too.

Best wages ever exist today. What doesn't is a desire to use skills and do the actual job. Demofks handing money out for free will do that. Demofks world vision is annihilating the world population.

 

[jc456]

What is going to prevent from a cop stating they smelled weed to justify a search?

a day in court?

 

[jc456]

You can sue basically anyone for basically anything.

The question is whether the courts will hear the case.

How do you prove a cop didn’t smell marijuana?

one can always have their day in court if they are ticketed. And, if the officer doesn't show up, the ticket is dismissed.

 

[jc456]

What is going to prevent from a cop stating they smelled weed to justify a search?

don't smoke pot in your car.

 

[toobfreak]

So you’re basically saying that police aren’t violating your civil rights because you willfully give them up so that they won’t be violated. That is, without a doubt, some incredibly stupid logic.

LEARN TO READ AND STOP PUTTING WORDS IN PEOPLE'S MOUTHS.

I said that I've never had a cop violate any right of mine probably because I don't give them any reason and am fair and respectful with them and they always reciprocate. Try it some time. Cops are human beings too and if it is your intention to scream, threaten and fight with them, you'll get what you deserve.

 

[jc456]

It does indeed bother me when police are allowed to fabricate a cause to violate our right to privacy.

That should bother any American.

you are all for Trump being accused of taking classified documents and there is no evidence of such a thing. yet you don't want that same treatment because...............................it's you? too fking funny. You are only for it if it's a rival person right?

 

[Marener]

I said that I've never had a cop violate any right of mine probably because I don't give them any reason

There’s a serious problem with your statement.

There is NO reason the police ever get to violate anyone’s rights.

Our rights are not contingent on being polite to cops. Our rights are not contingent on being respectful to cops. Our rights are not contingent on voluntarily submitting to their requests.

 

[toobfreak]

There’s a serious problem with your statement.

There is NO reason the police ever get to violate anyone’s rights.

Our rights are not contingent on being polite to cops. Our rights are not contingent on being respectful to cops. Our rights are not contingent on voluntarily submitting to their requests.

Fine. You run with that and try telling it to the police next time as they beat your head in idiot.

 

[jc456]

Where is this right to privacy written? Imagine how dangerous the roads would be if police could not pull us over and check we are sober enough to operate a vehicle.

I'm a retired truck driver. State troopers and DOT cops pull us over for no reason whatsoever, but only to check you out. They go inside of your trailer, demand to see all your paperwork, look inside the cab if they desire, and I've had them under the hood of the truck. Ask why you got pulled over and they just reply "because I felt like it."

well the answer is this, they are driving on public roads, those roads don't belong to them, they are allowed to use the roads as long as they obey the laws enacted by their state and local municipalities. Cops patrol those roads and anyone can be questioned who choose to use them. It's why they have a job. So yes one forfeits their rights if they violate their use of them. Your car is not your house on your property, it is on the public's property and suspicious behavior will incite a search. Don't speed, don't run red lights or stop signs, don't drive erratically. It's actually quite simple.

 

[Marener]

Fine. You run with that and try telling it to the police next time as they beat your head in idiot.

Sorry I’m not into being subjugated.

 

[toobfreak]

Sorry I’m not into being subjugated.

No one cares whether you are into it or not.

 

[Marener]

No one cares whether you are into it or not.

You should care. We have rights for a reason. It’s wrong that you’re willing to give them up so easily.