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Also I did a lot of talk about case study and how previous rulings of police going through your mail or your notes in your house even if they had a warrant to enter and search for you violated the 4th amendment because they did not have a warrant for your notes and regardless of if they are out and open with big DRUG SALES written on them can't be used as evidence unless they obtain a separate warrant for them.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 21:46:38 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual Ironically you're more protected in regards to things in the open when they have a warrant for you than when they don't.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 21:47:50 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual You usally dont get laws that that protect things until it impacts on the judges themselves SEE http://ur1.ca/ghtb0 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act.[30]
Friday, 24-Jan-14 21:50:30 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin That's not true though. There are plenty of cases where Judges ruled in favor of privacy. For example Griswold v. Connecticut. Also a federal oversight committee just ruled in favor of privacy too.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 21:55:55 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual Does the Federal oversight committee have any legal enforcement powers? My example Shows how fast things get done when people in power are theretend. Not to show that SCOUTS never rules in favor of privacy, though its usually against.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:04:56 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin the Federal Oversight Comittee is the Legislative branch and is one of the only ways that Congress can change legislation without a vote. They ruled to shut down the NSA's information collecting of phone and email messages entirely.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:06:43 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual Hmm, Interesting. I am begging to fear that its too much of a distributed network (between the five eye counties) to shut down, much like the internet itself. Nice to see the the Legislative having some bite though
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:09:14 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin it's a 225 page document but I'll link you there opinion in a sec. If you want a brief summary you can skip to the conclusion and the Appendices which hold individual members opinions in about 1 page each.
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@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual Ah I think I have a copy of it somewhere allready, Thanks for reminding me ^^
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:24:27 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin it's good. I obly read 150 pages of it but it was worth the hour and a half.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:28:00 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual Yea but I have that, Bruce Sterling's Well talk and about a dozen other things I am putting off : P
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:29:25 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin It's a pretty hearty political document, though from what I've gathered from talking to you it shouldn't be too much to put you off.
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:35:40 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual I wont, its just I have so much to read piling up (and It wont all go easily on my kindle)
Does Anypony here know of a program where I can read a document and Highlight stuff and it will go to a separate file (like a citation program?)Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:37:54 UTC from web-
@vcgriffin Ah NVM found that Zetero has a standalone thingy now http://www.zotero.org/
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@vcgriffin I know of plenty that you can highlight but not that go to a sperate file. You might have to do that yourself
Friday, 24-Jan-14 22:39:51 UTC from web-
@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual yea I have had a look, why has no-one ever written [coded] one . grr
Saturday, 25-Jan-14 00:13:26 UTC from web
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@mylittlesistercantbethisincestual Though I agree with Cerulean (and don't all jump on me at once) they dont need to take your phone, they already have your data [Prism ect]. So If they did take your Phone / HD ect it would be way more targeted than it is now. Random border collection though, another matter
Friday, 24-Jan-14 21:53:15 UTC from web
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