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(Score:5, Interesting)      by Jane Q. Public (1010737) on
Tuesday June 28, 2011 @07:26PM (#36606098)      "What sucks is
that they are taking a case where the defendant is clearly
someone that the government should have been tracking and just
didn't go through the correct channels of authorization
(warrants)."      Do we actually know that? Did they already
have probable cause? If they did, why didn't they use it?      I
think it's much more likely that they felt they "knew" what he
was up to, and were on a fishing expedition to try to get some
real evidence. But fishing expeditions are illegal; that's the
point.      The problem with just letting them do this to
somebody they "know" (or think) is guilty, is that