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I just think that's it's nuts how law enforcement can mess with radio waves(jamming), but if I did it I would have fines/jail time. BONKERS.
by roflchoppa 10y ago
I just think that's it's nuts how law enforcement can mess with radio waves(jamming), but if I did it I would have fines/jail time. BONKERS.
- justinpombrio 10y agoSerious follow up question: what part of the legal code allows this? Are there exceptions written into laws for the police? Or is that it's illegal but would never be prosecuted?
- roflchoppa 10y agodude i have no clue, ill ask my friend in law school and see if she knows anything about it.. perhaps its because they are working as agents of the state, which allows them to break the rules for some odd reason / state wont prosecute them for it.
- brassic 10y agoHere in the UK there are exceptions written into the law. For example, here's the speed limit exception [0]. If the government want to give the police new powers contrary to existing laws they will pass a bill making amendments to the old laws. [0]: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1984/27/section/87 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1984/27/section/87