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Yep, not an abuse of power at all. Seizing all the evidence to interfere with a legal proceeding. This seems perfectly legit to me! /s I'd hope that the U.S. M
by opendais 12y ago
Yep, not an abuse of power at all. Seizing all the evidence to interfere with a legal proceeding. This seems perfectly legit to me!
/s
I'd hope that the U.S. Marshals [as a service] would have people fired for this and a Judge would find whoever ordered this to be in contempt. However, I really expect this just to be ignored beyond the ACLU/News reporting on it. :/
- spiritplumber 12y agoAt the very least if this does go to court, the judge is very likely to call BS.
- rosser 12y agoDepends entirely on the judge whose bench it ends up before.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]