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**orapope** · 12-15-2009, 05:08 AM

Let me just say... while there is a fine line between "probable cause" and the 4th amendment of the Constitution, your understanding of US law needs a bit of work.

The one and only time I've been pulled over in U.S.A. was a check were the police stopped everybody. How does that fit in your judicial system? I was innocent and did nothing wrong, so why was I stopped?

Here police stopping cars without a reason, just to check is normal, nobody feels his habeas corpus violated. I thought US is the same...

12-15-2009, 05:08 AM	#18
orapope Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	Let me just say... while there is a fine line between "probable cause" and the 4th amendment of the Constitution, your understanding of US law needs a bit of work. The one and only time I've been pulled over in U.S.A. was a check were the police stopped everybody. How does that fit in your judicial system? I was innocent and did nothing wrong, so why was I stopped? Here police stopping cars without a reason, just to check is normal, nobody feels his habeas corpus violated. I thought US is the same...
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