Comments on: 4th Amendment to the Constitution

By: Coral Sunshine

Coral Sunshine — Tue, 21 Aug 2018 21:54:34 +0000

“Modern society has made it easier for criminals to hide crime, making it difficult for law enforcement to keep up. This sometimes has necessitated the use of investigative techniques that trample on 4th Amendment rights and privacy expectations of innocent citizens.”
This particular statement, as noted above, is steeped in speculation, hearsay and bias. Neither evidentiary proof nor case law is provided to substantiate the claim of illegal measures and should therefore be removed.

By: Deez Nutz

Deez Nutz — Thu, 21 Jan 2016 16:35:15 +0000

I think this article helped me in my history class by helping me understand why the fourth amendment was added to the Bill of Right.

By: Patton

Patton — Sat, 27 Jul 2013 16:44:26 +0000

What about the supremacy clause? Federal law will be the supreme law of the land? Does this not trump what you are saying? Not debating just curious

By: John Noble

John Noble — Sat, 22 Jun 2013 19:30:41 +0000

Supreme Court decisions are null and void on their face when they violate any of the limited boundaries granted to the federal government by the states in article 1, section 8. State authority always outranks federal authority except for the narrow scope of authority allowed by the enumerate powers. That concept defines us as a constitutional Republic. States have their own constitutions by which they may defend their citizens from invasion, rebellion, and prosecute violations of their own state laws. The 10 amendment grants states the authority to act unilaterally, with absolute sovereignty to nullify, defund and disobey federal breaches including overt acts as well as omissions by the federal governement. The federal government has gotten away with violating state autonomy because state legislatures have not intercepted federal orders. It is the right and duty of state authorities to stop federal intrusions, regardless of the federal branch or agency thereof. In short, state authority outranks federal authority 98% of the time. State authorities need to evaluate, every law passed by Congress, every Supreme Court decision and and every Presidential action in the light of the original intent of the founders. And, when any federal law, court order or executive action is deemed to be a constitutional breach, it must be defunded, disobeyed, and those attempting to enforce such violations should be arrested and prosecuted. It is high time that the states began to interpose state sovereignty as a shield to protect their citizens from Fedzilla the monster.