DUI Checkpoint greatness

[90MarkVII]

I help people fix their cars every day so that they can get to work and support their families. What any of that has to do with with fixing this farce of a country, I have no idea.

Hey motherfucker....If you think it is a farce of a country, get the fuck out.
OR, maybe like suggested elsewhere, get off your fat ass and DO something rather than being a whiney bitch on an internet forum.

AND...you don't help people fix their cars....you sell parts so they can fix them themselves.

[stevo]

Hey motherfucker....If you think it is a farce of a country, get the fuck out.
OR, maybe like suggested elsewhere, get off your fat ass and DO something rather than being a whiney bitch on an internet forum.

AND...you don't help people fix their cars....you sell parts so they can fix them themselves.

What have you done to change it, other than bitch at someone that is bitching on the internet?

Stevo

[Broncojohnny]

What have you done to change it, other than bitch at someone that is bitching on the internet?

Stevo

Stop bitching at people who are bitching on the internet about people bitching on the internet and do something. Call your Congressman immediately!

[Mike]

lol

[BlackSnake]

joke all you want dude, the only difference between you and me is luck and a failed marriage.

Kind of a low blow, dont ya think? No reason for that...

[TheTRiM]

im not trolling, i just know that all you people will say bla bla bla, then fold like a lawn chair if it was you in that situation. I dont like it but I'm not going to make my night difficult to prove a point on online.

I'll admit it, I would fold like a lawn chair to get out of the presence of those cops asap. One wrong movement and those great protecting and serving law officers that so many people love turn instantly into murderers.

[talisman]

Hey motherfucker....If you think it is a farce of a country, get the fuck out.
OR, maybe like suggested elsewhere, get off your fat ass and DO something rather than being a whiney bitch on an internet forum.

AND...you don't help people fix their cars....you sell parts so they can fix them themselves.

Who would've thought a tampon string could be used as a pull start?

[SS Junk]

lol

Shut the fuck up.

[cde21]

THANK YOU, Nothing pisses me off more than waiting my turn than having some one drive up shoulder or wrong lane and try to push there way in front of me.

x1million!! I hate those bastards that do that shit. I scoot over as far as possible without losing my spot in line just to block them lol

[racrguy]

And loose there job? Smart move.

You're stupid if you think the chief is going to fire every officer he's got.

[03trubluGT]

You're stupid if you think the chief is going to fire every officer he's got.

You don't have to fire every one of them. Just one and they will get the picture.

Haven't you ever seen Tombstone where the good guy holds off all the red sashes with one gun? You don't have to shoot them all, just make them not want to be the first one shot.

[Samhain]

Hmmm... Four hundred bucks a week AND the finest medical care the state can provide? Well I missed that gravy train

[racrguy]

You don't have to fire every one of them. Just one and they will get the picture.

Haven't you ever seen Tombstone where the good guy holds off all the red sashes with one gun? You don't have to shoot them all, just make them not want to be the first one shot.

Again we have the integrity issue. The Texas Criminal Court of Appeals says

The procedures followed in Michigan and outlined above were never questioned by either the Michigan Appellate Court or the U.S. Supreme Court. The Michigan plan was analyzed under a Fourth Amendment reasonable analysis by both courts. We believe that the Supreme Court implicitly makes it a requirement that for any DWI checkpoint program to pass constitutional muster, it must at a basic minimum be authorized by a statewide policy emanating from a politically accountable governing body. The procedure followed in Michigan in enacting such a program is an example to be followed in Texas when considering DWI checkpoint programs.
The Fort Worth Court of Appeals stated that the above-quoted language from the U.S. Supreme Court in Sitz, 496 U.S. at 453, 110 S.Ct. at 2487, "instructs courts to defer to officials' choice of enforcement techniques when analyzing prong two of the Brown test." Holt, supra, 852 S.W.2d at 49 (Tex.App.—Fort Worth 1993). We believe this is incorrect. The courts, under Sitz, are not to blindly defer to whatever enforcement techniques are chosen by the officials. Not only must the threshold finding of statewide authorization be made by the courts, but once a state empowers its peace officers with the authority to conduct DWI roadblocks, the enforcement techniques chosen by such officials must be analyzed by the courts to insure that they are in fact reasonable. To blanketly sanction whatever methodology was used by peace officers authorized to conduct DWI roadblocks would circumvent the entire realm of Fourth Amendment search and seizure jurisprudence.

This clearly states that in Texas you cannot conduct DWI checkpoints at this point in time. You mean to tell me that if Texas officers refused to conduct a DWI checkpoint they could possibly be fired?

Edit: Oh, wait. Now they call them DL checkpoints, at which they just happen to ask you if you've been drinking.

Edit#2 forgot the link. http://174.123.24.242/leagle/xmlResu...006&SizeDisp=7

[Mike]

Shut the fuck up.

Blow a goat.

[03trubluGT]

Again we have the integrity issue. The Texas Criminal Court of Appeals says

This clearly states that in Texas you cannot conduct DWI checkpoints at this point in time. You mean to tell me that if Texas officers refused to conduct a DWI checkpoint they could possibly be fired?

Edit: Oh, wait. Now they call them DL checkpoints, at which they just happen to ask you if you've been drinking.

Could you slice a piece of information out of a huge section any worse?

There is so much lacking in that quote that it's hard to make an informed decision about it.

I really don't have to make a decision like that because I've never had to.