The Texas Supreme Court only ruled in the context of the Appeals Court order to return the kids based upon the lack of any evidence of "immediate danger" to the children. That was the only issue being ruled upon. That has nothing to do with any future attempt to utilize any gathered evidence in a criminal proceeding as that is a totally separate issue.
After getting caught with their wicks in the breeze by order of two separate Superior Courts to undo what they had done and their flimsy attempts to "justify" what they had done with a series of lame and totally false acusations CPS has set itself up to have every single future attempt to revoke custody of the kids from their parents laughed out of court. CPS will not be "kicking some tail" in this issue and might not be in many future issues as a direct result of this fiasco.
The earlier claim was that the warrants for seizing documents had already been ruled invalid.
I merely pointed out that the TSC did nothing about that matter.
And, you agree.
BTW, be sure to let everyone here know when you appear in a court regarding any of this F(lds) stuff. Maybe we can catch the film on the news.