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Alert: Save the Constitution and freedom on a wider scale
Read the following
reports and articles and then take action. Write to your representatives,
start petitions, take the issue to your local action groups.
1) The 4th
Amendment Is Almost Dead
Court Opens
Door To Searches Without Warrants
It's a groundbreaking
court decision that legal experts say will affect everyone: Police
officers in Louisiana no longer need a search or arrest warrant
to conduct a brief search of your home or business.
http://www.theneworleanschannel.com/news/2953483/detail.html
Bill of Rights
no longer valid in Louisiana
Almost as frightening
as this horrendous decision is the staggering amount of apathy that
has resulted from it. CNN barely mentioned it in its infinitely
annoying ticker, and Headline News had a brief sixty-second story
before going to their batch of "wacky, but true" stories.
http://www.indianastatesman.com.............
Kiss the
4th Amendment Goodbye
It's finally
happened. Thanks to recent judicial decisions by the traditionally
conservative 5th Circuit Court and the US Supreme Court, Americans
can pretty much kiss the 4th Amendment good-bye.
http://www.newswithviews.com/Ryter/jon29.htm
Another 4th
Amendment Bombshell: Right to Refuse ID Rejected
By a 4-3 vote,
the Nevada Supreme Court rejected Mr. Hiibel's appeal, ruling any
privacy right guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
is "outweighed by the benefits to officers and community safety"
by allowing police to force people to provide ID, anywhere.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/032904righttorefuse.html
2) The 1st
Amendment Is Almost Dead
Scalia tape-erase
order raises First Amendment questions
First Amendment
specialists questioned the legal basis yesterday for a deputy US
marshal -- apparently acting on the orders of Supreme Court Justice
Antonin Scalia -- to confiscate and erase tape recordings made by
two reporters invited to hear the justice speak at a high school
gymnasium.
http://www.boston.com/news................
Man Goes
to Jail for Puting a Sign in his Yard
A man jailed
for contempt for displaying yard signs critical of a Jackson County
judge eventually got the signs back and was able to give the judge
some advice — from a panel that investigates judges.
http://infowars.com/print/ps/jailed4sign.htm
Neighbours
call police on man flying upside-down US flag
Evey says his
decision to buy a brand new flag from E.T.’s Military Surplus
and deliberately fly it upside down followed months of deliberation.
“It’s a signal of distress,” he said. “I’m
convinced that our country is in distress because our government
has run amuck.”
http://www.havenews.com/Details.cfm?StoryID=1461
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