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LiberalFighter

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10. Privacy would be in your home, property, car, etc.

Mon Feb 25, 2019, 11:44 AM

Feb 2019

Once you step out of your home, car, or other property that you have private control then the line is gone. When you interact with someone in a business the personal property disappears. Subject to visits to ensure there are no code violations pertaining to a business. But there are I believe certain protections for employees within a business if they have a personal locker. Which would I believe require a search warrant. The same for the business safe, etc.

It still requires gathering evidence based on suspicion of a crime being committed.

In the case of Kraft there is this question. For a man as rich as him if he was only there for a massage. Why didn't he just call to have a real massage person to his office?

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Was Robert Kraft in the massage parlor at the time of the raid or was his name on the list.... [View all] imanamerican63 Feb 2019 OP

the part of the presser I heard dsc Feb 2019 #1

Dude's on tape. They recorded inside the place for a week. IluvPitties Feb 2019 #2

Yes, video shows some deflated balls. Kraft exposed. Funtatlaguy Feb 2019 #3

Am I the only one that finds the civil liberties aspect of this case troubling? maxrandb Feb 2019 #4

considering what they found im sure they had good reason to suspect something was up JI7 Feb 2019 #5

I understand that maxrandb Feb 2019 #6

Often times these cases have issues with entrapment Buckeyeblue Feb 2019 #7

Entrapment is an issue, but that's for the courts to decide maxrandb Feb 2019 #9

Privacy would be in your home, property, car, etc. LiberalFighter Feb 2019 #10

+1 I totally agree FakeNoose Feb 2019 #8

Presumably, they had warrants issued by a judge... Wounded Bear Feb 2019 #11