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rsdsharp

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3. Good. This was a blatant attempt to try to get around Rodriguez v United States.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Fri Jul 21, 2023, 05:55 PM

Jul 2023

That was a 6-3 2015 SOTUS decision authored by RBG which held law enforcement can’t unreasonably delay (beyond about 20 minutes) a traffic stop to bring in a drug sniffing dog. Kennedy, and of course, Alito and Thomas dissented.

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Judge rules Kansas Highway Patrol 'waged war on motorists,' violated constitutional rights [View all] Eugene Jul 2023 OP

"Am I free to leave?" ret5hd Jul 2023 #1

I knew this was going to happen MuseRider Jul 2023 #2

Reminds me Rebl2 Jul 2023 #4

LOL there is certainly cause for that MuseRider Jul 2023 #7

Well Rebl2 Jul 2023 #10

LOL! MuseRider Jul 2023 #11

Good. This was a blatant attempt to try to get around Rodriguez v United States. rsdsharp Jul 2023 #3

Last time I drove through KS (a little over a decade ago) They had signs on the interstate. Gore1FL Jul 2023 #5

I do not remember that MuseRider Jul 2023 #6

I think the one I saw was around Salina on I-70. Gore1FL Jul 2023 #8

Wichita is a ways from the border so that cannot be why they MuseRider Jul 2023 #9