It really doesn't matter what was stuck up his ass, it was stuck there against his will. That's like saying sticking your finger in a woman's vagina against her will isn't rape because you didn't use your penis.
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It really doesn't matter what was stuck up his ass, it was stuck there against his will. That's like saying sticking your finger in a woman's vagina against her will isn't rape because you didn't use your penis.
Do you give your Dr permission to enter your body?
Lots of people could have seen it was wrong at the time. Not You, I'll grant you that. But lots of people, Maybe most people could have seen it was wrong at the time.
Meaning what? You have a voluntary twenty second prostate exam so that justifies what happened in this case?
Well, duh?
He was in his office for an exam. WTF are you talking about? Just curious.
Of gee, did the hospital call it rape or are you just exaggerating again? For your information many doctors will not do cavity searches, and the LEOs seemed to have taken far more care to start then many cops I have heard about. They got a search warrant, found a medical professional to do the search, not a law enforcement officer.
I think he's wondering how a voluntary procedure of short duration has a single damned thing to do with the case we're talking about.
They are just wanting to justify their outrage.
You don't have to be a lawyer to read the validity criteria for a warrant, just functionally literate. Hell, they probably had digital watches, so all they had to do was match up the numbers rather than go into the "big hand, little hand" routine. And they damn well ought to have known that they'd left their jurisdiction and the jurisdiction of the warrant when they left not just their town but the whole flipping county. It's not rocket science.
Who's this "you guys" you keep mentioning? I have nothing against LEOs in general.
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