NEWS: Court upholds use of random police roadblocks

Listen to this folks. The Supreme Court Yesterday saw fit to uphold the use of random roadblocks by police in order, as they say, to track "suspected criminals". Saying that it doesn't violate the constituonal rights of motorists. Right. How long is it before you can't go anywhere outside your house without any papers. Isnt this ruling a violation of the Fourth Amendment guarantee against illegal search and seizure? Read and decide for yourself.

"Yesterday's decision was a victory for police authorities in Illinois and 14 other states, along with the Justice Department, which had asked the Supreme Court to use the case to clarify how far police agencies could go in seeking information about suspected criminals."

www.washtimes.com...

wow now this is bad.

drunk drivers and joy-riders beware...

if you see a big line of one-lane traffic on a three-way street, do a u-turn immediately.

could save your night from unwanted martial harassment

Actually, where I used to live, that would make them chase you down to find out why you turned around.