Police vs Privacy pg 04 | The Illustrated Guide to Law

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Nathan

The basic principle of search and seizure is that your body, your home, and your stuff are private -- and the police can't go poking around in it unless they have a damn good reason.

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w says

Hi! I love your comics. Where/How can I get a digital copy? Thanks!

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- Rufus says
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  He’s selling the first book on Amazon, I bought a physical copy for my mom.
  
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- Silent-Hunter says
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  Is this not a digital copy? Or do you mean an epub or PostScropt file of some sort? I wouldn’t know.
  
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Echoloco says

Sorry for this shameless plug, but I thought I’d mention that Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal also touches on this issue (which is a bit odd, considering it is usually jokes about physics or genitals). Here’s a link if you’re interested on their perspective: https://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2849#comic

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- Michael says
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  And sometimes the physics of genitals.
  
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- Liam says
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  Actually, I’ve noticed that, although they are not as common as the physics and/or genital jokes, there have been a few comics he did of philosophical bent.
  
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