From: Dehede011@aol.com
Date: Sat Mar 15 2003 - 08:21:51 MST
In a message dated 3/15/2003 3:25:08 AM Central Standard Time,
samantha@objectent.com writes: Laws are on the books to prosecute any of us
at any time with or without such formalities as an actual arrest, due process
and all of that. All your assets can be seized and you can be disappeared
without any formal proceedings indefinitely. Any of us can have our property
seized, all of it, at any time by law.
Samantha,
Would you be so kind as to quote the relevant sections of the law
allowing the powers that you list above? The various law enforcement
agencies have always had the physical power to do any of the things you list.
It is obvious they have that physical power as they have more manpower and
guns than any single individual.
However we have always had the courts and Habeas Corpus on our side to
prevent police agencies from getting away with that conduct. Are you
contending that the power of Habeas Corpus has been over turned? Could you
show us the relevant language that overturns our protections.
Given the amount of hubbub on the Internet about this act, and the
extent to which you have discussed it, I am sure you have all the relevant
sections handy and ready to cite for our enlightenment.
Ron h.
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