Yes, but friend: it matters much whether the state's deployment of ethics in the selection of potential suspects are good and just. An individual's ethnic heritage and choice of religion cannot in a free society suffice for just cause in being warrantlessly surveilled. That's what warrant means.
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Yes, but friend: it matters much whether the state's deployment of ethics in the selection of potential suspects are good and just. An individual's ethnic heritage and choice of religion cannot in a free society suffice for just cause in being warrantlessly surveilled. That's what warrant means.
How do you know that the roommates did not have reasonable suspicion and warrants on them.
We don't.
But the odds are good - based on hard evidence - that the absence of warrants and reasonable suspicions makes no difference whatsoever.
makes no difference to what - your not making sense here