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To: driftdiver

No way it is legal. Terry v. Ohio is pretty clear when an officer can search a person for a weapon. They can’t claim plain view because they are using equipment to see where they can’t normally. But, in this day and age, it is a toss up whether the courts will uphold the 4th amendment.


18 posted on 01/24/2013 6:04:14 PM PST by Yogafist
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To: Yogafist
"But, in this day and age, it is a toss up whether the courts will uphold the 4th amendment"

BTTT!
28 posted on 01/24/2013 6:42:00 PM PST by CowboyJay (Lowest Common Denominator 2012 - because liberty and prosperity were overrated)
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