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Old 12-17-2005, 02:20 PM
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Default Re: If it turns out that Bush broke a law with domestic spying....

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I don't know what the current law on this issue is,

That's obvious.


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Dick.

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LOL. Very eloquent.

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Imposing a warrant requirement would be a serious hindrance to the government in monitoring the activities of al-Qaeda.


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And where do you get this amazing bit of information from? "Serious hinderance"??? Please.


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US v. Bin Laden, holding that similar wiretaps (and physical searches) of US citizens involved in terror organizations were subject to the 4th amendment, but that there was an exception to the warrant requirement because it would hinder intelligence-gathering. Also, one of the people at the Volokh Conspiracy, who is presumably less of a dick than you, feels that the subject is really murky.

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hahahahahahahahahahahaha

If you don't know the difference between searches on foreign soil, at issue in <u>bin Laden</u>, and domestic searches, do your dignity a favor and stop posting on this topic.

And if former prosecutor, vocal supporter of the Patriot Act, and general defender of government investigatory power Orin Kerr admits that it is "murky", you can be sure that there are no good arguments on your side.

Have a good holiday. I hope someone buys you some history books.
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