The critics will say we're losing constitutional freedoms, but we should remind them only a couple of decades ago "no knock" was the policy. And we were safer then than now!The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that police armed with a warrant can enter homes and seize evidence even if they don't knock, a huge victory for the government and law enforcement agencies.
It wasn't until after the ACLU-ites and the bleeding hearts managed to intimidate lawmakers into Miranda via an insinuated liberal Supreme Court that "no knock" became a wedge issue for Democrats, the prostitutes of social policy.
What the whiners are really upset about is that we still have a 5-4 court, only it leans right instead of left ... like it used to way back in my parents' day!
What has always troubled me is the giving and enhancing of rights for ne'er-do-wells, while trampling on the rights of the innocent citizen of this great nation in the process of doing so.In other words, because of a single bad apple (here a police unit) all law abiding, taxpaying citizens lose civil protections as the result of an unreasonably cautious law enforcement policy.
It's like gently washing and wrapping the bad apple, placing it on a bed of bubble wrap, then taking it in the fruit cellar; while the rest of the apples are left on the tree to rot in the sun, eventually falling to the ground for the worms to eat! Aaaarrrrgggghhhh!!!!!!!
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Thursday, June 15, 2006
SCOTUS: No knock policy a boon to law enforcement!
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