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What do you do when your 4th amendment is violated? If it is violated and no evidence of a crime turns up, you usually don't have a reason to sue (even though y
by snagglegaggle 7y ago
What do you do when your 4th amendment is violated? If it is violated and no evidence of a crime turns up, you usually don't have a reason to sue (even though you have standing) and would rather save the time and money. If evidence of a crime does turn up, you're usually left holding the bag for your own defense because you may not be an attractive client to pro bono lawyers or the ACLU.
There are tons of people who have their rights violated every day and are given unjust sentences across the nation. The only remedy is probably the second amendment.