Random bag searches by New York police at subway stations are constitutional and an effective means of combating terrorism, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday.And if it turns out "terrorists" are avoiding detection and smuggling vials of liquid explosives by inserting them into body cavities, I won't be surprised if random sigmoidoscopy is upheld as constitutional, too...
Saturday, August 12, 2006
Second Circuit Short-Circuits Fourth Amendment
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Let me guess. "Compelling state interest", right? Gee whilikers Mr. Peepers doesn't that just sound like a three word repeal to the Constitution of the United States of America?
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