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83. We need mobile nude-o-scopes
Why stop at mandatory breathalyzer or blood tests? Let's also do a strip search on them. Wanna be safe and all-- they might be a terrorist and/or have some pot on them. Call up Napolitano, she knows all about this shit.
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  -"No refusal" DUI checkpoints could be coming to Tampa IScreamSundays  Dec-30-10 11:59 AM   #0 
  - Judges who give curb service?  asjr   Dec-30-10 12:09 PM   #1 
  - How much is that costing the state?  Tempest   Dec-30-10 12:20 PM   #4 
     - And who's going to be handling the needle?  KansDem   Dec-30-10 12:25 PM   #6 
     - Good question  Tempest   Dec-30-10 12:33 PM   #7 
     - They have a RN on site as well to draw the blood.  COLGATE4   Dec-30-10 07:08 PM   #70 
     - More cost to the taxpayer. n/t  Tempest   Dec-30-10 07:16 PM   #71 
        - Also: more up-close and personal. Just like at the airport.  Ruperto31   Jan-01-11 11:58 AM   #123 
     - Not sure about Florida, but...  jmowreader   Jan-02-11 08:29 PM   #133 
     - How many lives will be saved by keeping drunks from driving  LynneSin   Dec-30-10 12:46 PM   #10 
     - i'll never submit willingly to a roadside sobriety test and w/o it, they won't have probable cause  CreekDog   Dec-30-10 01:08 PM   #14 
     - In many states  RSillsbee   Jan-01-11 06:43 AM   #120 
     - "... if the officer smelled alcohol and so forth...."  Ruperto31   Jan-01-11 12:00 PM   #124 
     - How many lives are being saved by the Patriot Act  Wednesdays   Dec-30-10 02:07 PM   #20 
     - seriously you can't even compare the 2  LynneSin   Dec-30-10 02:15 PM   #25 
        - You don't support the Patriot Act? Why's that?  Wednesdays   Dec-30-10 02:16 PM   #27 
           - OMG I have never seen such a strawman of such epic proportion  LynneSin   Dec-30-10 02:26 PM   #33 
           - It's a valid question pertaining to giving up your rights to "save lives"  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 02:48 PM   #38 
           - "You don't support the Patriot Act?" Ooh! Ask ME! Ask ME!  timtom   Jan-03-11 07:07 AM   #135 
     - True , but it is also a way to raise state revenue  molly77   Dec-30-10 02:22 PM   #29 
     - You know maybe because I live in the city and I live near an area where drinkers like to go  LynneSin   Dec-30-10 02:32 PM   #34 
        - Still not a good enough reason to surrender one's rights...  truebrit71   Dec-30-10 03:09 PM   #41 
        - Not really surrendering rights  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:06 PM   #53 
           - They are stopping you without any cause AT ALL.  truebrit71   Dec-30-10 04:14 PM   #55 
           - Well, the stop is another issue entirely  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:37 PM   #59 
           - 4th amendment protection requires a "reasonable expectation" of privacy  KurtNYC   Jan-03-11 07:52 AM   #138 
           - You are assuming the judge is there to make an honest assessment ..  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 04:22 PM   #56 
           - Yes, I am making that assumption  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:27 PM   #58 
              - What problem in law enforcement is my first question? That it's too hard?  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 04:42 PM   #61 
              - I hope you understand  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:50 PM   #63 
                 - The defendant's rights are not protected when the ...  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 04:59 PM   #66 
                    - + 1  HCE SuiGeneris   Jan-01-11 12:25 PM   #126 
              - I have faith that the police will be pigs, that's it. Screw "having faith".  Odin2005   Dec-30-10 07:44 PM   #73 
           - So what's the defendant doing while the judge is "making observations"?  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 07:03 PM   #110 
              - I hope that is the subject of a legal challenge.  ThomCat   Jan-01-11 01:59 AM   #117 
        - F.Y.I.  dixiegrrrrl   Dec-30-10 03:13 PM   #43 
        - Thank you for posting that...good real world information.  MindPilot   Jan-02-11 05:41 PM   #132 
        - I just got back from Australia and the "Checking your breath" thing is done all the time.  BlueJazz   Dec-30-10 04:25 PM   #57 
     - +1  proud2BlibKansan   Dec-31-10 04:49 PM   #103 
     - How many civil liberties must we forgoe for security?  HCE SuiGeneris   Jan-01-11 12:09 PM   #125 
     - We could probably nail a few child pornographers with house-to-house searches  MindPilot   Jan-02-11 03:26 PM   #128 
     - People just love authority over their lives .... no matter the costs, evidently -- !!  defendandprotect   Dec-31-10 11:33 AM   #101 
  - When I was getting my drivers license  CC   Dec-30-10 12:17 PM   #2 
  - The concept you seem unable to grasp is refusing the test ....  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 12:47 PM   #11 
  - If you read I put the condition on if they  CC   Dec-30-10 01:34 PM   #17 
  - But that's not the way it's working. Is it?  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 02:52 PM   #39 
  - BTW, you can't permanently give up your 4th and 5th amendment rights....  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 03:11 PM   #42 
  - Are you saying that losing a loved one doesn't count?  Bugenhagen   Dec-30-10 03:17 PM   #45 
  - Where The Constitution is concerned? Absolutely.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 03:32 PM   #47 
  - Interesting user name for this thread  proud2BlibKansan   Dec-31-10 05:00 PM   #104 
     - LOL. I'm an Aristocrat! See here:  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 06:55 PM   #108 
  - Moderation is the key. It can also be a way to give out tickets  molly77   Dec-30-10 02:24 PM   #30 
  - Wow. Stunning.  dixiegrrrrl   Dec-30-10 12:18 PM   #3 
  - This is such an easily resolved issue - don't drive drunk  LynneSin   Dec-30-10 12:49 PM   #12 
  - The issue is not drunk driving as much as it is violation of 5th Amendment rights.  dixiegrrrrl   Dec-30-10 01:14 PM   #15 
  - Another one for the "if you got nothing to hide" file.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 02:43 PM   #36 
  - Haley Barbour  molly77   Dec-30-10 02:25 PM   #31 
  - Imagine. Strangers sticking a needle in your arm...  KansDem   Dec-30-10 12:22 PM   #5 
  - Unqualified strangers  Tempest   Dec-30-10 12:33 PM   #8 
  - It'll get thrown out of court  Wednesdays   Dec-30-10 02:12 PM   #23 
     - I like your moniker  howaboutme   Dec-31-10 10:06 PM   #114 
  - As a type 1 diabetic who sticks themselves multiple times a day these idiots will  Jennicut   Dec-30-10 02:15 PM   #26 
  - Already happening  Magleetis   Dec-30-10 12:33 PM   #9 
  - What a huge flip-flop  Submariner   Dec-30-10 12:59 PM   #13 
  - It actually better than questionable breathalyzers  ProgressiveProfessor   Dec-30-10 01:31 PM   #16 
  - I don't get it...  Auggie   Dec-30-10 01:35 PM   #18 
  - I think the only thing done on-site is the issuing of the warrant.  Moosepoop   Dec-30-10 01:53 PM   #19 
     - That makes sense. The OP makes it sounds like blood is drawn on the spot.  Auggie   Dec-30-10 02:25 PM   #32 
     - I would like to see some confirmation one way or the other.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 02:55 PM   #40 
     - Don't be so sure of that. See here:  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 03:35 PM   #48 
     - Why doesn't it surprise me that this occurs in Arizona?  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:40 PM   #60 
        - Yep.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 04:49 PM   #62 
           - On this we agree.  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:51 PM   #64 
     - It would depend upon how the state law governing blood draws is written  kanrok   Dec-30-10 04:13 PM   #54 
  - I know! Appoint every law enforcement officer to be a judge!  Wednesdays   Dec-30-10 02:10 PM   #21 
  - I don`t drink, and I will refuse. I want to make them spend as much money as possible.  fatbuckel   Dec-30-10 02:11 PM   #22 
  - Theirs, or yours?  Wednesdays   Dec-30-10 02:13 PM   # 
     - Theirs, of coarse.  fatbuckel   Dec-30-10 02:42 PM   #35 
        - And their money comes from your tax dollars  proud2BlibKansan   Dec-31-10 05:08 PM   #106 
  - Only somebody named Unfried could supportt this.  rug   Dec-30-10 02:13 PM   #24 
  - This shit always sounds like the shit we were told happened in the USSR  CBGLuthier   Dec-30-10 02:19 PM   #28 
  - Yep. How 'bout it.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 02:46 PM   #37 
  - Way to make up garbage.  Bugenhagen   Dec-30-10 03:13 PM   #44 
  - Yeah, but regardless of how highly we think of Scandinavian countries, ...  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 03:53 PM   #51 
  - 10 foot monsters  underpants   Dec-30-10 07:38 PM   #72 
  - There are states that don't do this already?  jeff47   Dec-30-10 03:28 PM   #46 
  - I think you are missing the point.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-30-10 03:49 PM   #50 
     - 'Fraid not  jeff47   Dec-31-10 01:02 AM   #94 
        - 'fraid so.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 10:08 AM   #97 
  - One step closer to Judge Dredd --->  onehandle   Dec-30-10 03:37 PM   #49 
  - Welcome to China...or Russia...or "East Germany...or North Korea...or Iran...etc.  SoapBox   Dec-30-10 04:00 PM   #52 
  - So when are they going to clamp down on texters/cell phone users?  Dappleganger   Dec-30-10 04:55 PM   #65 
  - never bc the cell phone lobby pays up; the booze lobby stopped paying  KurtNYC   Jan-03-11 07:39 AM   #136 
  - Hell, make it even better why not just have prosecutors on site as well?  Rex   Dec-30-10 05:28 PM   #67 
  - Maybe they can pat my junk like they do in the airports...whee this is fun!!!  U4ikLefty   Dec-30-10 06:12 PM   #68 
  - So much for 4th amendment rights.  VeryLibGal   Dec-30-10 06:14 PM   #69 
  - Michigan Dept. of State Police v. Sitz  davepc   Dec-30-10 08:15 PM   #75 
     - Interesting. have to wonder what the layout of the Michigan SCOTUS  VeryLibGal   Dec-30-10 09:16 PM   #76 
     - I'll save you the work:  boppers   Dec-30-10 11:20 PM   #91 
     - The "reasonable search" in the case you are citing pertains only to the ...  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 11:05 AM   #99 
  - Police state America.  Odin2005   Dec-30-10 07:52 PM   #74 
  - "NO REFUSAL" Dui check points could be coming to Tampa  Bo   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #77 
  - How is this consitutional?  midnight   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #78 
  - Better... Why should anyone be able to deem it necessary?  Fearless   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #80 
  - Highest prison population and this will only add to that stat.  sarcasmo   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #79 
  - More profit for the privatized prison system. I wonder if we'll stop when  RKP5637   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #85 
  - Arrrrrghhh!  Towlie   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #81 
  - Don't pull your hair out. The fascists will test it for drugs.  Webster Green   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #88 
  - Not to mention check points are the most expensive way to catch drunk  mrcheerful   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #82 
  - Not to mention texting, email and other advanced ways  Hardrada   Jan-02-11 11:50 PM   #134 
  - We need mobile nude-o-scopes  high density   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #83 
  - someone should stick their finger down their throat and vomit into their little tube  tomm2thumbs   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #84 
  - You are under arrest  notesdev   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #86 
  - To quote a statistic; '40% of all traffic fatalities involve alcohol'.  The Doctor.   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #87 
  - Too bad for the drunks!  PuppyBismark   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #89 
  - I think you are missing the point.  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 10:57 AM   #98 
     - After what I went through, a small needle stick has no meaning to me.  PuppyBismark   Dec-31-10 06:56 PM   #109 
        - How about representation by an attorney?  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 07:09 PM   #111 
           - The suspect is still a suspect, just collecting evidence  PuppyBismark   Dec-31-10 07:55 PM   #112 
  - Here, you can refuse to blow....  BobTheSubgenius   Dec-30-10 10:22 PM   #90 
  - assholes drink and drive  timo   Dec-30-10 11:36 PM   #92 
  - So you're saying we should get over it? n/t  superduperfarleft   Dec-30-10 11:46 PM   #93 
     - what I am saying is  timo   Dec-31-10 08:13 AM   #96 
        - What if you haven't been drinking and you refuse the tests?  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 11:08 AM   #100 
        - i think  timo   Dec-31-10 04:21 PM   #102 
           - Does the defendant get an attorney in your new fangled kangaroo courts?  Hassin Bin Sober   Dec-31-10 05:02 PM   #105 
              - sure  timo   Dec-31-10 11:25 PM   #116 
                 - That has nothing to do with whether or not this violates  ThomCat   Jan-01-11 02:13 AM   #118 
        - no they need probable cause which isn't being in line for the checkpoint  CreekDog   Jan-01-11 04:46 AM   #119 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Dec-31-10 06:09 AM   #95 
  - I'm so afraid of everything that I'll relinguish my Bill of Rights  howaboutme   Dec-31-10 05:26 PM   #107 
  - Why should we dare question the actions of the benvolent government?  tabasco   Dec-31-10 08:19 PM   #113 
  - what do you expect?  Nossida   Dec-31-10 10:57 PM   #115 
  - What is this country coming too  4dsc   Jan-01-11 09:04 AM   #121 
  - Gee I wonder what they do after their shift is over ?  NikRik   Jan-01-11 10:19 AM   #122 
     - I live near Las vegas  newspeak   Jan-02-11 02:09 PM   #127 
  - nothing like fulfilling the stereotype of the "big government liberal"  MindPilot   Jan-02-11 04:57 PM   #129 
  - The whole reason implied consent laws exist.  MindPilot   Jan-02-11 05:16 PM   #130 
  - MADD= Auto Insurance Lobby n/t  moriverrat   Jan-02-11 05:29 PM   #131 
  - If I called the cop an a-hole for violating my rights, can he arrest me and impound my car?  E-Z-B   Jan-03-11 07:49 AM   #137 
     - How do you make a cop hit you in the head with his flashlight ?  KurtNYC   Jan-03-11 07:56 AM   #139 
 

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