Related to: SCOTUS Systematically Stripping Freedom: 4-22-14 Decision Gives Police Gestapo Power To Act On "Anonymous Tips" 4-22-14 "The Supreme Court says an anonymous tip can be sufficient to justify a decision by police to pull a car over on suspicion of reckless or drunken driving..."
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The Supreme Court Is About to Decide the Future of Cell-Phone Privacy
[excerpted] Two cases before the Court on Tuesday [yesterday 4-30-14] will revisit Fourth Amendment principles that protect Americans from unreasonable searches during an arrest.
At issue in both cases is whether—and to what extent—law-enforcement officials have the right to warrantlessly search phones during or shortly after an arrest. Potentially far-reaching decisions are expected in June.
Tuesday's cases have drawn wide interest for the potentially far-reaching ramifications the Court's opinions could have on every American's rights to digital privacy. Fourteen news organizations filed a brief arguing that phone privacy is crucial to a free press and must be protected. On Monday, one of them, The New York Times, strongly urged the Supreme Court to not upend long-standing Fourth Amendment principles to accommodate the challenges that law enforcement claims phones present.
"Mobile phones aren't weapons and pose no physical threat, and any evidence on the phone can be preserved by using special devices to prevent remote deletion of the data," the paper's editorial board wrote Monday. "Permitting police officers to search a mobile phone, or any digital storage device, essentially gives them access to someone's entire life; allowing them to do so without a warrant renders the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures meaningless."
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An anononymous tip just came in that you might have ran a stop sign a few miles back...hand over the phone buddy. Half of that was just ok'd by SCOTUS less than two weeks ago [see 'related to' above]. What happens with regard to the second part of that equation should be known in less than two months [June].
The SCOTUS systematic stripping of freedom is being done systematically: A couple more recent examples:
6-3-13 SCOTUS Rules 'Police State' Has More Right To Your DNA Than You Do - "The Supreme Court has ruled criminal suspects can be subjected to a police DNA test after arrest -- before trial and conviction..."
4-12-12 NWO Update: SCOTUS Strips Americans Naked - "The Supreme Court ruled Monday that those arrested for even minor violations may be strip-searched before being admitted to jail, saying safety concerns outweigh personal privacy rights..."
The Anti-christ cabal's 2nd attempt at the Tower of Babel is also being done systematically. Making 666-slaves out of the people of earth is part of it. They are hard at it. Only way out: Believe on the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: "Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved" (Acts 4:12) - believe it or not.
Rev. 18:4
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The Supreme Court Is About to Decide the Future of Cell-Phone Privacy
[excerpted] Two cases before the Court on Tuesday [yesterday 4-30-14] will revisit Fourth Amendment principles that protect Americans from unreasonable searches during an arrest.
At issue in both cases is whether—and to what extent—law-enforcement officials have the right to warrantlessly search phones during or shortly after an arrest. Potentially far-reaching decisions are expected in June.
Tuesday's cases have drawn wide interest for the potentially far-reaching ramifications the Court's opinions could have on every American's rights to digital privacy. Fourteen news organizations filed a brief arguing that phone privacy is crucial to a free press and must be protected. On Monday, one of them, The New York Times, strongly urged the Supreme Court to not upend long-standing Fourth Amendment principles to accommodate the challenges that law enforcement claims phones present.
"Mobile phones aren't weapons and pose no physical threat, and any evidence on the phone can be preserved by using special devices to prevent remote deletion of the data," the paper's editorial board wrote Monday. "Permitting police officers to search a mobile phone, or any digital storage device, essentially gives them access to someone's entire life; allowing them to do so without a warrant renders the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures meaningless."
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An anononymous tip just came in that you might have ran a stop sign a few miles back...hand over the phone buddy. Half of that was just ok'd by SCOTUS less than two weeks ago [see 'related to' above]. What happens with regard to the second part of that equation should be known in less than two months [June].
The SCOTUS systematic stripping of freedom is being done systematically: A couple more recent examples:
6-3-13 SCOTUS Rules 'Police State' Has More Right To Your DNA Than You Do - "The Supreme Court has ruled criminal suspects can be subjected to a police DNA test after arrest -- before trial and conviction..."
4-12-12 NWO Update: SCOTUS Strips Americans Naked - "The Supreme Court ruled Monday that those arrested for even minor violations may be strip-searched before being admitted to jail, saying safety concerns outweigh personal privacy rights..."
The Anti-christ cabal's 2nd attempt at the Tower of Babel is also being done systematically. Making 666-slaves out of the people of earth is part of it. They are hard at it. Only way out: Believe on the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: "Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved" (Acts 4:12) - believe it or not.
Rev. 18:4
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