Additionally: if there’s anything in plain view and the cops see it, it’s your own damn fault.
The cop was a DRE—a drug recognition expert. I don't think much of those DRE programs personally, but the point is that a magistrate can neutrally take what a certified expert with plenty of experience is saying about a person's drugged out behavior and find that it meets the relatively low burden of probable cause for the presence of drugs in the house. The officer could be totally wrong for all we know, but as long as the magistrate was neutral and detached in finding that the sworn affirmation met the burden for probable cause then it's probably going to survive a Fourth Amendment challenge.
Or perhaps it will get him so pissed off that he refuses to die until he sees Rekieta totally eviscerated. He may not make internet friends, but he respected Nick, and when you find out somebody you respect is actually a child abusing monster, you dont get sad, you get fucking livid.
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It means he's being rational. The warrant is brutalUncivil Law has seen the light, he's fairly certain the warrant can't be knocked out.
His opinion doesn't matter much, but it's
When have you ever said something crazy about this shit.
Pretty much this. If I were going to look like this much of a goddamn idiot in public, I'd demand a paycheck for it.
But But, it was unconstitutional!
Fuck this retarded piece of shit.
I had nothing better to do at lunch so I deciphered the "???". It's "multiple".
