> unconstitutional unreasonable search. Absolutely. We need a serious amount of education on how to interact with the police, to know when the encounter is ove

> unconstitutional unreasonable search. Absolutely. We need a serious amount of education on how to interact with the police, to know when the encounter is over ("Am I free to go?"), to know exactly how much you are required to say and not say a word more, etc. From what I've seen, the police prey upon people's ignorance in order to score more convictions, tickets, and seizures. >officer can just shoot and kill the person and get away with it. Unfortunately this does happen, but in a few recent cases the officer has been arrested and charged with murder. > E.g., civil forfeiture, that is, the crime of carrying too much cash, that is, legalized highway robbery. I'm in the Bitcoin industry, so this rings true to me ;-)