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I would note, while I side with the news paper, allegations are sufficient to get a warrant so long as they are credible and convince a judge they are. My opin
by fnordpiglet 3y ago
I would note, while I side with the news paper, allegations are sufficient to get a warrant so long as they are credible and convince a judge they are.
My opinion, IANL, is they are and never were credible and the police in collusion with the judge did something at least unethical if not illegal.
- kasey_junk 3y agoAccording to the article a warrant is not enough in Kansas. They had a further obligation in local law that raised the burden on the police force. That they didn’t seem to meet that burden is the crux of the article.