Lexcat

Criminal Defense Lawyer since 1988. Female. Not a guy.

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@KathrynRTitus11 @WhiteGirl1776 @politicalidealz Well, since people of color did it, yes, they're being blamed for it
Duh!

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@XcellentTrader @GeraldoRivera You mean the woman who claimed Trump tried to grab the steering wheel and the Secret Service agents said it didn't happen? Yep, she's totally believable. What's really hard to believe is that she isn't in prison for perjury.

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@Jakedan99769148 @1dontenewman @Outspoken_Sam There isn't any legal duty to retreat in Texas.

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@Sh0rt4r5e @davenewworld_2 If you have evidence, produce it.

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@UntenableDesse1 @realAFLF Wrong. Self defense in Texas requires the defendant to produce evidence justifying his actions. The burden then shifts to the State to disprove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

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@hedgedguy You're giving advice on finances to the man who will be the world's first trillionaire? ROTFLMAO.

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@Gem_Tones @davenewworld_2 Nope.

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@Michael_McCrary @bAnthonYsr If they all tell the same story, that's an indication of coaching or lying.

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@agentleahscarn @HunterBiden He loved his brother so much that he had sex with his widow.

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@Cardi18b @BadgedPatriot How is it a direct violation? When did your public activities become protected privacy rights? You have no right to privacy when you are in public.

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@DarwinCopsey @BadgedPatriot No, Flock cameras do not violate the 4th Amendment and do not require a warrant. Videos taken in public do not violate any rights. They are neither a search nor a seizure.

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@AZHockeyNut @BadgedPatriot If you leave your home, you're on video. Stores record you inside and from the moment you enter their parking lot. Your neighbors video you. They don't need your permission or warrants. Deal with reality.

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@CryptoTX86 @BadgedPatriot What right is being trampled? Again, there is no right to privacy for activities done in public.

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@dave_not_here @BadgedPatriot If you're navigating in public, it's not private.

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@omoteurax @BadgedPatriot There is no reasonable expectation of privacy in public. You and/or your license plate and your car can be visually recorded in public by anyone without permission or a warrant.

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@BadgedPatriot Those Flock cameras certainly cut down the number of jury trials.

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@signulll No soup for you.

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@JennyGUSA1971 @lucythegreat123 How is it insulting?

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@SynapticAxon @JimBobW49 I don't like civil forfeiture laws at all. I could tell you horror stories. I hope SCOTUS slaps them down.

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@Miss_AngelaH @_CATNERD2 @SarahisCensored @sippicup2 The government is the only entity that can violate her freedom of speech. The Constitution protects citizens against government actions.