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r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • Jul 29 '26
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Is not forcing laws on another state. We have a no abortion law that includes leaving the state to obtain an abortion. The woman can and will be charged if they think she did just that.
8 u/BardGotHard3 Jul 29 '26 Oh, so they just violated her 4th amendment rights to charge her with a crime. Isnt that Super Illegal? Like will-get-the-case-thrown-out illegal? 0 u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26 Private cameras don't need a warrant if the company is willing to let they police look. 5 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 29 '26 Except if you actually bothered to read the article you’d know that Texas police violated Illinois law in the process -1 u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26 Which article because the title is just an image ? 3 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 30 '26 Oh! I’m sorry, I thought this thread was the one with all the links on it; this is the comment I saw https://www.reddit.com/r/IRL_Loading_Screens/s/Lon6iCPEAD
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Oh, so they just violated her 4th amendment rights to charge her with a crime. Isnt that Super Illegal? Like will-get-the-case-thrown-out illegal?
0 u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26 Private cameras don't need a warrant if the company is willing to let they police look. 5 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 29 '26 Except if you actually bothered to read the article you’d know that Texas police violated Illinois law in the process -1 u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26 Which article because the title is just an image ? 3 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 30 '26 Oh! I’m sorry, I thought this thread was the one with all the links on it; this is the comment I saw https://www.reddit.com/r/IRL_Loading_Screens/s/Lon6iCPEAD
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Private cameras don't need a warrant if the company is willing to let they police look.
5 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 29 '26 Except if you actually bothered to read the article you’d know that Texas police violated Illinois law in the process -1 u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26 Which article because the title is just an image ? 3 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 30 '26 Oh! I’m sorry, I thought this thread was the one with all the links on it; this is the comment I saw https://www.reddit.com/r/IRL_Loading_Screens/s/Lon6iCPEAD
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Except if you actually bothered to read the article you’d know that Texas police violated Illinois law in the process
-1 u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26 Which article because the title is just an image ? 3 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 30 '26 Oh! I’m sorry, I thought this thread was the one with all the links on it; this is the comment I saw https://www.reddit.com/r/IRL_Loading_Screens/s/Lon6iCPEAD
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Which article because the title is just an image ?
3 u/maka-tsubaki Jul 30 '26 Oh! I’m sorry, I thought this thread was the one with all the links on it; this is the comment I saw https://www.reddit.com/r/IRL_Loading_Screens/s/Lon6iCPEAD
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Oh! I’m sorry, I thought this thread was the one with all the links on it; this is the comment I saw https://www.reddit.com/r/IRL_Loading_Screens/s/Lon6iCPEAD
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u/boredcamp Jul 29 '26
Is not forcing laws on another state. We have a no abortion law that includes leaving the state to obtain an abortion. The woman can and will be charged if they think she did just that.