FLengineerCCNA, CEH, MCSA Premium Member join:2007-06-26 Deltona, FL |
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Re: I am with the Consumer AdvocatesHAHA, gotta love NYC. The point is still valid, that toll booth operator is a law enforcement officer and should arrest you. Comcast is not a law enforcement agency. |
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jt45
Anon
2008-May-6 2:12 pm
you are right they are not a law enforcement agency but they do have the right to stop people from using their network for illegal content. it would be like me renting your home to sell drugs out of it. i am sure if you found out you would want to kick me out. should i throw a fit because you are not a law enforcement agency and you dont have the right? i think not. you own the home so you have the right. |
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FLengineerCCNA, CEH, MCSA Premium Member join:2007-06-26 Deltona, FL 1 edit |
You would win a lawsuit against me if my reason was "I THINK he is dealing drugs". If I went in your rental and snooped around to prove it, that would be illegal as well unless I had a legal reason to go looking in your home. |
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Legal reason to look in your home, are you subletting and violating occupancy rules since there is too much foot traffic to the apt?
Even if the initial look was illegal, the person who saw it illegally can tell the cops they saw it, then cops get a warrant and search the place legally (and launch an investigation into you and wiretap you), and then you goto jail. Only if you get rid of the drugs between the 1st (illegal) look and legal investigation/search warrants will you get away with it.
Even without a search warrant, cops can still search anything with probable cause since its an emergency and the opportunity will be lost if they have to get a warrant, even over your protests (you can't stop a cop from searching you, only protest it, only useful in a civil rights lawsuit later). |
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ipickedaname
Anon
2008-May-7 5:11 pm
Yes, but where is your probable cause to snoop on my connection to determine whether my P2P is legal or not?
Try: FISHING EXPEDITION! |
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