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Mueller investigation. it s an on the ground game. they bring these two together. manafort was the length for these things. he is the campaign manager. at times he sited russian propaganda. he did this on cnn. there was a fak attack on social media. he cited that during an interview. not only is it sbreinteresting he s become the principal figure but he is probably behaving the way he always behaved overseas. to think about going to a witness to try to communicate saying this is what you need to say. this is very damaging. i think they will look at this harshly. i can t wait to see how this plays out in the courts opinion. he changed influence, arguably, that s the allegation, ....
it s not exactly a judgment call. it s a bright light in theory. give a close family member. do you have a employer or educational relation? when someone comes in at the border at customs, what are they can at the show? what is home and it s pretty going to demand to see is evidence of that bona fide relationship? how is homeland security going to draw the line? the courts opinion get some specific examples. if you are a speaker to come address the audience. if you re an employee to work for an american employer. there might be cases as a gray area to whether the necessary relationship. shepard: pulmonary ruling, this one. in october, what will be in pla play? in october, everything will be in play. is your summary mentioned, there will be issues if by october, the ban a legal challenge to the ban will even be relevant, depending if it is in effect or ....
Guy s engaged in a criminal conspiracy? he cannot. it s not what the founders envision envisioned. in the case of reilly versus california, david riley was pulled over in san diego in 2009, police found loaded guns in his car and they searched his smart phone. using information on it, led to a conviction of attempted murder. no warrant was necessary to search that phone. this and another case involving a flip phone and its call log came before the supreme court. before i tell you how the supreme court ruled today, only a few months ago, the court said, you could be constitution ali strip searched for any arrest. and yet today the supreme court in a 9-0 unanimous decision said, no, no, police may not search your phone during an arrest unless they get a warrant. the courts opinion, authored by ....
It s not what the founders envisioned. in the case of reilly versus california, david riley was pulled over in san diego in 2009, police found loaded guns in his car and they searched his smart phone. using information on it, led to a conviction of attempted murder. no warrant was necessary to search that phone. this and another case involving a flip phone and its call log came before the supreme court. before i tell you how the supreme court ruled today, only a few months ago, the court said, you could be constitution ali strip searched for any arrest. and yet today the supreme court in a 9-0 unanimous decision said, no, no, police may not search your phone during an arrest unless they get a warrant. the courts opinion, authored by chief justice john roberts said that today s phones aren t just ....
Arrest unless they get a warrant. the courts opinion, authored by chief justice john roberts said that today s phones aren t just phones, they could just as easily be called cameras, rolodexes, tape recorders, diaries, newspapers. he left out fax machines. therefore, a cell phone search would typically expose to the government far more than the most exhaustive search of a house. a search of a house typically requires a search warrant. so the search of a phone should also require a search warrant. of course, the court also noted how easy it is for police to get a war an these days. sometimes all they have to do is e-mail a judge. the court said no warrant is necessary when there s an immediate threat of danger. still, this was a big good moment for the court today. a victory for privacy, and the big victory for common sense. and the biggest and most controversial case of this entire term, the one we ve been covering and waiting for, the case over weather corporations have actual first a ....