Frosh May Get Froshed

Armadillofz1 · Mar 6, 2016

Rab1515 said:
I don't think he was transmitting. Just recieving. Everything.

I thought it was illegal to listen to cellphone traffic. All modern scanners omit the range.

Boom Boom · Mar 6, 2016

Armadillofz1 said:
I thought it was illegal to listen to cellphone traffic.

It's a federal felony if done without a warrant.

HordesOfKailas · Mar 7, 2016

Boom Boom said:
It's a federal felony if done without a warrant.

You don't need a warrant if it's for the kids... :sarcasm:

Gryphon · Mar 7, 2016

The Constitution matters, unless you break your oath to uphold it and once you have crossed that threshold nothing you say is credible or matters.

Corpsegrinder · Mar 7, 2016

I wonder if they can push this under the rug too.

5.56blaster · Mar 7, 2016

Mr H said:
Boy needs hisself a heapin' helpin' of prime Alabama black snake.......

(and no, Erin sweetie... it has nothing to do with reptiles)

Yeah, and he needs to have a penis jammed up his butt too! :lol2:

Jim12 · Mar 7, 2016

The case involved Baltimore city police, right? Did he somehow step in to approve it, or just get involved in defending it?

Is it more likely that somebody in Balto. approved it? Would Marilyn Mosby be involved? Maybe even the Princess?

swinokur · Mar 7, 2016

yep-family resemblance
.

motorcoachdoug · Mar 7, 2016

If in face he did approve the use of the equipment in question, after the police applied and got their warent and changed their tactics to get the info they needed, then he could be charged as well and under Artical 5 of the MD Constitution he could be removed

Mr H · Mar 7, 2016

I still say he needs a 4th Amendment Enema...

Alea Jacta Est · Mar 7, 2016

Mr H said:
I still say he needs a 4th Amendment Enema...

Two...or three...sets of rules.

He's above the law.

He doesn't have to keep his oath...he crossed his fingers.

good guy 176 · Mar 7, 2016

Bolts Rock said:
I'm reading this as a Frosh slides out of my O'Malley into the Mike Miller porcelain convenience. I shall wipe with a piece of Mike Busch.

I looked into my crystal ball last evening and saw where the gods are predicting violent ends for Hillary, Bill, O,Mealey, Frosh, Busch, Miller, Milkuski, Cheney, W, Rumsfeld, Powell, Kissinger, and a few more. Don't hold your breath, but history is never kind to the turds who have lied and cheated for years. Cheers.

Lew--Ranger63

Alea Jacta Est · Mar 7, 2016

good guy 176 said:
I looked into my crystal ball last evening and saw where the gods are predicting violent ends for Hillary, Bill, O,Mealey, Frosh, Busch, Miller, Milkuski, Cheney, W, Rumsfeld, Powell, Kissinger, and a few more. Don't hold your breath, but history is never kind to the turds who have lied and cheated for years. Cheers.

Lew--Ranger63

From your lips to the good Lord's ears...

paxfish · Mar 7, 2016

Armadillofz1 said:
I thought it was illegal to listen to cellphone traffic. All modern scanners omit the range.

I believe any electronic transmission can be monitored by anyone. Communications act of 1934 or something.

It gets dicey though when you set up spoof sites, or start transmitting stuff on your own (like a fake cell site does.)

Bohlieve410 · Mar 7, 2016

Nothing shocks me anymore about a guy who actively protected pedophiles. Just lookup his opposition to Jessica's law.

Boom Boom · Mar 7, 2016

paxfish said:
I believe any electronic transmission can be monitored by anyone.

If that was true, you're perfectly fine making decoders to watch free cable or satellite TV. Or tapping into the telephone lines outside to listen at your leisure. Give it a try. Be very public about what you're doing.

Jimboy · Mar 7, 2016

I heard his law degree was in real estate.

VG-10 · Mar 8, 2016

Gryphon said:
The Constitution matters, unless you break your oath to uphold it and once you have crossed that threshold nothing you say is credible or matters.

That ship has sailed for him already.

mac1_131 · Mar 8, 2016

cantstop said:
Cell phone companies have a federal license to operate on the frequencies they use. Anyone transmitting on these frequencies without a license is committing a felony.

I hope they throw the book at him.

while I agree with you, Google that topic a bit and I think you will find the FCC has allowed some exceptions there. I did a little research in to that. Those devices were supposed to be used overseas, but now they are marketed and used domestically.

ar154u · Mar 8, 2016

He would have been correct saying the mere act of going out in public gives police the right to follow you. Old school police surveillance is not unconstitutional because you have no right or expectation of privacy in public. Using electronic means to gather evidence from a source you otherwise would not have access to must have a warrant. I'm sure Frosh knows this and I'm sure that unless he is specific the warrant would not be issued. I'll bet Frosh told the police to go ahead without a warrant and that he would defend and win against a warrantless search. Frosh thinks his 2A wins transfers to other rights as well.

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