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Lindsay

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3. I would guess they only target people

Reply to The Genealogist (Reply #2)

Mon Jul 17, 2017, 07:33 PM

Jul 2017

who can't afford to bring suit. Kind of surprising that the ACLU or some other group won't do it pro bono, but I know a Republican government is gonna give the ACLU all it can handle and then some.

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Jeff Sessions wants police to take more cash from American citizens [View all] Amimnoch Jul 2017 OP

Cops can't do that here in NM, our GOP governor signed a bill ending it Warpy Jul 2017 #1

"mere suspicion of wrongdoing is enough to allow police to seize items permanently" The Genealogist Jul 2017 #2

I would guess they only target people Lindsay Jul 2017 #3

Partly that's the thinking. Igel Jul 2017 #9

I miss America. TeamPooka Jul 2017 #4

Sounds like Brazil. sandensea Jul 2017 #5

Fascist pig - I thought he took an oath to uphold the Constitution jpak Jul 2017 #6

NO criminal, Jeff? jmowreader Jul 2017 #7

ROFL, now THAT would be a hoot and a twist. Amimnoch Jul 2017 #8

Robin Hood where are you? The sherrif is afoot onit2day Jul 2017 #10

Hyprocrits tbbnf Jul 2017 #11

I find this truly frightening. No charges, only "suspicion", and cops can steal everything. mainer Jul 2017 #12

I read this as legal bribery - that cops could accept bribe money without consequences csziggy Jul 2017 #13