A federal appeals court ruled that although illegal and unconstitutional the government can not be punished for violating the Fourth Amendment.
Our beloved federal court judges have signed off again on the erosion of yet another fundamental tenet of the United States Constitution.
This time federal judges ruled the government is completely immune from any possible punishment for violating the Fourth Amendment which is SUPPOSED to protect us against illegal search and seizure.
While fully acknowledging the government’s spying and collecting of personal information using warrantless wiretapping is completely illegal and in violation of the Fourth Amendment the courts have passed the buck saying this is issue for
congress to deal with.
congress to deal with.
While the ruling explicitly provides immunity to the federal government for illegally searching and seizing information without a warrant the ruling also grants implicit immunity for both state and local law enforcement officials to engage in the same kind of constitution trampling activities.
The judges clearly stated, in short, that yes it illegal for the government to seize and collect information without a warrant as outlawed by the Constitution but if decide to violate that right there isn’t a damn thing you can do about it.
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