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I'm not a cop, but how can I get access to this Hemisphere system? Do I pretend to be a cop and walk into a police station, open the start menu and click on Hem

I'm not a cop, but how can I get access to this Hemisphere system? Do I pretend to be a cop and walk into a police station, open the start menu and click on Hemisphere, and then "search all"? Seems doable.

cj 3y ago
You'd probably be arrested. Not for accessing Hemisphere, but impersonating a cop.
- youcantcook 3y ago
  You willfully ignoring the main question which is how does one physically go about making this happen
  - halJordan 3y ago
    No, you, and the author, are assuming the antecedent which we have to do to make your question relevant. If we do assume that what is done in public, which you've willfully involved a 3rd party in, is somehow 4th amendment protected- it isnt and never has.
alt227 3y ago
AT&T are a private company. Ring them up and offer them $1 Billion and they will probably give you access.
- rockskon 3y ago
  They're being offered 8 million here, no?
kotaKat 3y ago
There are jurisdictions in the US that elect local judges and justices of the court that have zero votes at election-time[1]. You could always just move to the middle of nowhere and write yourself in and hope for the best. And in some places like New York, you need no experience to become one.[2] [1] https://www.wwnytv.com/2023/11/15/st-lawrence-county-struggling-find-judges/ https://www.wwnytv.com/2023/11/15/st-lawrence-county-struggl... [2] https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/35988/20180412/how-does-ny-go-about-turning-a-regular-person-into-a-judge https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/35988/201...
- zlg_codes 3y ago
  Learning the fact that you need no credentials to be a family judge, for instance, permanently damaged my trust and respect in the system. If Joe Bumpkin down the street with no education can decide the fate of others' lives, does our society truly understand and practice justice? I posit that it doesn't.
  - voakbasda 3y ago
    As a victim of family court, I can say with confidence that truth and justice have little to no bearing in a court of law.
    - zlg_codes 3y ago
      In the same boat, stay strong my dude. Personally I'm using it as an opportunity to tell my story and call out authorities by name, when my case is over. I would like to see a country where judges don't play God or choose which families win and lose in this country. They owe every citizen respect, not just the ones with uteruses.
      - deleted 3y ago
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  - kspacewalk2 3y ago
    I'm guessing that Joe Bumpkin's blatantly legally wrong decisions would be overturned on appeal by a higher order court. But I live in a country with a non-stupid way to select judges, so I don't know for sure.
    - aitechguy77171 3y ago
      [flagged]
    - zlg_codes 3y ago
      I find it naive for someone to trust a process that, at just about any junction, can be corrupted and force you to lose resources. Our rights are but toys to them. This will not change until we start dismantling the structures of power that allow them to steal autonomy from others.

cj 3y ago

You'd probably be arrested. Not for accessing Hemisphere, but impersonating a cop.

youcantcook 3y ago
You willfully ignoring the main question which is how does one physically go about making this happen
- halJordan 3y ago
  No, you, and the author, are assuming the antecedent which we have to do to make your question relevant. If we do assume that what is done in public, which you've willfully involved a 3rd party in, is somehow 4th amendment protected- it isnt and never has.

alt227 3y ago

AT&T are a private company. Ring them up and offer them $1 Billion and they will probably give you access.

rockskon 3y ago
They're being offered 8 million here, no?

kotaKat 3y ago

There are jurisdictions in the US that elect local judges and justices of the court that have zero votes at election-time[1]. You could always just move to the middle of nowhere and write yourself in and hope for the best. And in some places like New York, you need no experience to become one.[2] [1] https://www.wwnytv.com/2023/11/15/st-lawrence-county-struggling-find-judges/ https://www.wwnytv.com/2023/11/15/st-lawrence-county-struggl... [2] https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/35988/20180412/how-does-ny-go-about-turning-a-regular-person-into-a-judge https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/35988/201...

zlg_codes 3y ago
Learning the fact that you need no credentials to be a family judge, for instance, permanently damaged my trust and respect in the system. If Joe Bumpkin down the street with no education can decide the fate of others' lives, does our society truly understand and practice justice? I posit that it doesn't.
- voakbasda 3y ago
  As a victim of family court, I can say with confidence that truth and justice have little to no bearing in a court of law.
  - zlg_codes 3y ago
    In the same boat, stay strong my dude. Personally I'm using it as an opportunity to tell my story and call out authorities by name, when my case is over. I would like to see a country where judges don't play God or choose which families win and lose in this country. They owe every citizen respect, not just the ones with uteruses.
    - deleted 3y ago
      [deleted]
- kspacewalk2 3y ago
  I'm guessing that Joe Bumpkin's blatantly legally wrong decisions would be overturned on appeal by a higher order court. But I live in a country with a non-stupid way to select judges, so I don't know for sure.
  - aitechguy77171 3y ago
    [flagged]
  - zlg_codes 3y ago
    I find it naive for someone to trust a process that, at just about any junction, can be corrupted and force you to lose resources. Our rights are but toys to them. This will not change until we start dismantling the structures of power that allow them to steal autonomy from others.