Thread: Sobriety check points and the 4th amendment

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Some good reading here.

No. I'm not.

Dixie argued that checkpoints for people driving is just as unconstitutional as checkpoints for someone simply leaving a bar and walking on a public sidewalk.

Christ man. Follow a fucking conversation.

You didn't say reasonable suspicion, you said probable cause.

Please try to prove you know more about the constitution than a supreme court justice.

In other words, if you want to assert "appeal to authority" you really should demonstrate knowledge at least equivalent to the other guy. So go..... What are your credentials?

Same in Maryland.

I drink and drive a couple times a month. Nothing like A beer with a good hamburger at a restaurant now and again. Now if I want to have 5 or 6 shots of Jack Daniels with my burger, I'll do the smart thing and stay at home and have a cook out.

Two buddies of mine both just got OVIs in Ohio. One blew a .225 and supposedly he's gonna plea down to wreckless opp. Other friend refused to blow. Not sure what's going to happen with him

answer the question. Where is the unreasonable serach.

By that same reasoning, I do that when I'm sober, too.

You got the gist.

The Tenth Amendment is worthless now because of the Fourteenth Amendment.