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Re: Supreme Court vs. The Fourth Amendment: KO!
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No, there should be harsher consequences for police departments and prosecuters for imprisoning innocent people and infringing their rights. However, those conducting the search in this case did have reasonable suspicions that he was guilty. He was delivered to them by the police department and the state had a warrant for his arrest.
Also your wrong about Prisoners not being treated as a commodity by the way. When you have private prisons and unlimited lobbying by companies who own those prisons, prisoners being treated as a commodity is the inevitable outcome.
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