The Washington Times
by Tiffany Madison
June 17, 2013

In a 5-4 decision regarding Salinas v. Texas, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a potential defendant’s silence can be used against them during police interviews prior to arrest and reading of Miranda rights.

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http://communities.washingtontimes.com/n.../#ixzz2WZ26QWz7

Right's who needs Right's we in Power know what's best so get in line--right by right we will eliminate and walk you into your chains with a smile on your face

Thanks for the post.

Well let's see now:

Amendment I - violated routinely (Freedom of speech, press, religion, etc.)

Amendment II - Right to bear arms - constantly under attack with attempts to institute gun control laws.

Amendment IV - Right of search of seizure - violated everyday through the TSA, not to mention police drones, etc.

Now apparently Amendment V - Provisions concerning prosecution - struck down by the Supremes.

Amendment X - Has pretty much since the Civil War been annihilated.

Looks like there are five left that "might" still apply. Wonder how long it will take our overlords to decimate those?

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Well let's see now:

Amendment I - violated routinely (Freedom of speech, press, religion, etc.)

Amendment II - Right to bear arms - constantly under attack with attempts to institute gun control laws.

Amendment IV - Right of search of seizure - violated everyday through the TSA, not to mention police drones, etc.

Now apparently Amendment V - Provisions concerning prosecution - struck down by the Supremes.

Amendment X - Has pretty much since the Civil War been annihilated.

Looks like there are five left that "might" still apply. Wonder how long it will take our overlords to decimate those?

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Quote: conservgramma wrote in post #4

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Well let's see now:

Amendment I - violated routinely (Freedom of speech, press, religion, etc.)

Amendment II - Right to bear arms - constantly under attack with attempts to institute gun control laws.

Amendment IV - Right of search of seizure - violated everyday through the TSA, not to mention police drones, etc.

Now apparently Amendment V - Provisions concerning prosecution - struck down by the Supremes.

Amendment X - Has pretty much since the Civil War been annihilated.

Looks like there are five left that "might" still apply. Wonder how long it will take our overlords to decimate those?

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Amendment III has been breached, conservgramma. The NSA is living inside of your home, inside of your computer.

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Wonder why they have gone from a fairly sober and cautious court to a rogue one?

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Wonder why they have gone from a fairly sober and cautious court to a rogue one?

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Quote: Sanguine wrote in post #7

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Wonder why they have gone from a fairly sober and cautious court to a rogue one?

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I suspect some rather large carrots and sticks.

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Quote: Sanguine wrote in post #9

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Quote: algernonpj wrote in post #8

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Quote: Sanguine wrote in post #7

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Wonder why they have gone from a fairly sober and cautious court to a rogue one?

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I suspect some rather large carrots and sticks.

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BIG sticks.

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