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It's manifestly false that "it would not permit searches or seizures that are not already legal." Currently if all I have is a warrant issued in Venue A then it
by pc2g4d 10y ago
It's manifestly false that "it would not permit searches or seizures that are not already legal." Currently if all I have is a warrant issued in Venue A then it is illegal for me to do a search in Venue B on the basis of that warrant. But after the change under some circumstances, the Venue A warrant makes it legal for me to do a search in Venue B.
Thus searches that were illegal are now legal.
Otherwise why bother making any change?