In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court held that a suspect's silence can be used to infer guilt. By Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
is silence not agreement ? ,
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Scott Duncan
It's acquiescence. That is NOT an agreement. It's submission. ;)
Agreements have terms.
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
i see , nice 1 ,
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Scott Duncan
I keep hoping one of you will post a CHALLENGE, but I can just phone this shit in :P
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
the law of treaty is the highest law right ? , can we make a private Intl. treaty ??
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
will it have standing , have you heard of the dragon court ??
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Carl Dunne
Tested out in Ireland first was it not ?
Adam Thomas
They're trying to pass this law as I type in New South Wales in Australia.
David Johansen
is not that ruling in controversy with the 1974 privacy act?
does this mean the cops can knock on your door and if you do not answer they can presume you are guilty of whatever they want to make up for a reason for being there in the first place?
AND if your not home (not answering) they can use that as an excuse to bust in to look for you? and any evidence to use against you for anything?
he has a balloon! he might be gonnah try sneaking cocain into a jail! we gotta arrest him...
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David Johansen
how do you prove that you dont have any cocain in your house? just because they didn't find any doesnt mean that your not just really good at hiding it...
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Carl Dunne
If they can remove that right it makes the whole fabrication of evidence thing allot easier for them.
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Scott Duncan
So the PEOPLE in the government that was CHARTERED "FOR THE PEOPLE, AND BY THE PEOPLE" can't challenge the constitutionality of a law that CLEARLY violates it.
...The United States is doomed.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: I love THIS gem: "cannot demonstrate that the future injury they purportedly fear is certainly impending and because they cannot manufacture standing by incurring costs in anticipation for non-imminent harm."
REALLY? They couldn't look at a HISTORY BOOK?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan:
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