This was a custodial search by a police force, so civil procedure doesn’t apply.

Your linked source only applies to civil matters (think lawsuits for a slip and fall). It even says:

Under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 37

That basically arises out of the Fifth Amendment, which reads:

No person shall . . . be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law

In the criminal conrext, the Fourth Amendment rules, which reads:

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

All that “probable cause”, “stop and frisk”, and “reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing” stuff arises from the “unreasonable searches and seizures” bit.

So much so that you couldn’t be bothered to comment about it!

I want AI agents to just go the fuck away!

Oh, so its a different operating system or something?

That Probable Cause standard requires a reasonable and articulable suspicion of wrong doing to exist too. Merely crossing a boarder alone doesn’t give rise to that.

I didn’t know android could do that. I wanna turn one on! But, I can’t find it. I’ve looked under Security and Privacy. I have a pattern to get in (they can physically force you to unlock your phone with fingerprints), no facial recognition, and my security and privacy is all green checkmarks. I’ve tried to find it under my Samsung account’s security stuff. Its not there. It doesn’t even show up when I search for it on the settings search bar. What am I missing?

I use Android 16 and have OneUI 8.5.

Okay, so the guy in the foreground has the mask (the thing that’s supposed to replace keyboards) and is using a mouse with his right hand. What’s that thing next to his right thumb? Is that a keyboard? It looks like a keyboard. Doesn’t it undermine the claim about replacing keyboards if the picture you use has the guy sitting with a keyboard?

I’m not giving up that peaceful change is impossible.

Weird to have him tried twice for the same offense, but then a lot of things in the US law system are weird to me.

2 different soverigns - 2 different cases

But the evidence from his backpack does seem overwhealming.

The stuff from the backpack was suppressed since the police didn’t have a warrant

I believe your representatives could do something if people started voting in their best interest.

Both parties are bought and paid for by the same plutocrats.

A basic social safety net in a first world country should be the standard

The United States is a third world shithole that mascarades as first world (see bribes as previously mentioned).

The general populous in the US is too conservative and resistant to change.

Mandami shows that to be untrue. The Epstein class has merely kept the political system from ensuring the wellbeing of the population (see bribes above).

Even if I had cancer and UHC denied to give me healthcare treatment killing the CEO wouldn’t immediately resolve my issues with denials.

Maybe. Maybe it’ll change the calculation to make it too expensive to deny people care/living wages (See Paper Mario).

The policies applied are horrible but that doesn’t justify murder.

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” -Kennedy

Soap box (See, e.g., Colbert and the like)

Ballot box (watch the games that are already kicking off about this, especially with support from the bribes as previously mentioned)

Jury box

Ammo box

Im a little OOTL: Is it now proven “beyond reasonable doubt” that he did it

His state murder trial is scheduled for September 8. His federal trial has been postponed so the lawyers can focus on the state case.

Yes but only if the threat is urgent

The ongoing and systematic denial of life-saving and necessary care to people in favor of profit, especially since those who are contracted to provide care just politically donate bribe their way into setting things up so care is denied isn’t urgent? Seems like fighting the systematic early-extermination of workers has some similarities to the resistance networks that fought the Nazis. Not a 1:1 overlap, but there seem to be similarities.

Self-judicial actions don’t deserve praise.

Depends on the context. Use of deadly force in defense of self/others can be acceptable and legal.

And so far they e been correct.

Paper Mario disagrees.

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