“…the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 in Heien v. State of North Carolina that police officers are permitted to violate American citizens’ Fourth Amendment rights if the violation results from a “reasonable” mistake about the law on the part of police. Acting contrary to the venerable principle that “ignorance of the law is no excuse,” the Court ruled that evidence obtained by police during a traffic stop that was not legally justified can be used to prosecute the person if police were reasonably mistaken that the person had violated the law…”
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Man arrested, strip-searched after photographing NYPD wins $125,000
Reviews Mostly Positive Following Metal-Detector Debut At Yankee Stadium
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Seriously? The folks are happy about this ?
Tell me more CBS News.
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NSA’s Bill Stinney interview | Bill Still
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The Grey Enigma 