One like that is what I have on my desk at home. Similar wall model in the kitchen.
Temporary burner phone while traveling.
Something a little more up to date in the bedroom.
Posted on 04/24/2024 4:11:54 AM PDT by Phoenix8
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I would not put this down as a red herring because I don’t recall this ever going before a court before.
Also Openurmind makes some interesting points in his post #14. He thinks this is a 5th amendment issue of self incrimination but tend to think of it in the realm of the 4th.
I see the parolee’s cellphone as place to keep records which can be searched without a warrant
“Don’t use my name!”
I have a Mr. Phelps sensor.
ROFL!!!
And what provision of law penalizes them for doing it?
“A parolee is a different matter and likely should still be in jail.”
Even an incarcerated guilty prisoner cannot give up their own right to counsel and cannot be forced to self incriminate themselves. The 5th is set in stone and can never be compromised for any reason under any circumstance.
Hmph; guess not. Sigh.
Ah, the good ol’ days, before we really knew much about politics ...
My password is alphanumeric.
Can’t force that out of me.
you better change it, cause you just told everyone.
i forgot my password, so good luck with that.
Good for you
What’s YOUR plan?
Sovereign citizen?
Resist we much?
“Do you know who I am?”?
Fire at will?
Move to Portugal?
WHAT is your plan??
All in your list would be as effective as “I have a copy of the Constitution here in my formerly nicotine-stained hand.”
And I never said I had a plan. Just pointed out the futility of yours.
Well, there you go.
Yep - I don’t use biometrics. Always a PIN.
Well, in America's militarized "justice" system, the local cops are likely able to rent a cell in the American Gulag in DC ... and keep you there (in solitary confinement, of course) until you "confess and submit".
NO, they can’t.
One like that is what I have on my desk at home. Similar wall model in the kitchen.
Temporary burner phone while traveling.
Something a little more up to date in the bedroom.
Appeals Court Rules That Cops Can Physically Make You Unlock Your Phone
04/19/2024 12:39:09 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 91 replies
Reason ^ | 4.19.2024 | Joe Lancaster
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4232330/posts
"council" or "counsel"?
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I can’t believe no one sees the next incremental step in this abusive concept. Today parolees, tomorrow anyone and everyone probable cause or not. Give an inch and they will take a mile.
Always...
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