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>>Should the government prove that it followed the law when investigating a criminal? Did they obtain the proper warrants that people recognize preserve stable
by onetimemanytime 7y ago
>>Should the government prove that it followed the law when investigating a criminal? Did they obtain the proper warrants that people recognize preserve stable law and order?
That is the concern. A lot of people say "you either did it or not" but the Fourth Amendment disagrees...any evidence must be obtained by following the law.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 7y agoIn theory, maybe. As in, I agree with you on principle, but if you do even a cursory read about recent abuses that include parallel construction, PATRIOT act and BSA, you may find that it is no longer the case. Hell, during my last attended CAMS conference, FBI guy outright said said that if the new lawyer doesn't know how to play ball with those ( informatikn gathered by SARs ), he gets pulled to the side and told whats what. Chilling. And no one questioned it. Including me.