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Old Apr 24, 2008, 12:47 PM
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Drug evidence gathered after an arrest that violated state law.

Supreme Court Rules To Support Drug Evidence Gathered During Improper Arrests - America Talks Back, News

Supreme Court Rules To Support Drug Evidence Gathered During Improper Arrests

OK. Now I am confused by this one. Could someone explain to me what this really means? Does it mean that state search and siezure laws are superseded by federal law, denying the appeals process? So if one appeals the conviction on the grounds of illegal search and siezure, the feds uphold an illegal arrest by city, county, or state law enforcement?

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Old Apr 27, 2008, 01:13 AM   #21  
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good point George. it wasn't the defendant that brought the case to the Feds.
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You either believe in (and are willing to fight for) conservative values, or you cave, like most libs.

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