Texas TSA Senate hearings and public testimony 6-27-11

Today we drove to Austin, Texas, to hopefully influence on legislation in our state, which set a precedent for change in the current policy the way the TSA could put screens travelers. David Simpson, author of the original provision was for probable cause, so that both the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the Texas Constitution, which prohibits unreasonable searches and implies that searches made without "probable cause" are inherently irrational hope. POSSIBLECause is based by the constitutional standard. The federal government has stored on our state legislators and Attorney General, even threatening shut down our airports, when the original scheme it was over, stating that the reason why they would do this because they do not "effectively screen passengers." Now want to change some of our elected officials, the original language in the bill to "reasonable suspicion". This term is not defined in the U.S. Constitution or those foundTexas Constitution. The term was first used by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1968 in the case of Terry v. Ohio. Until then, lower standard is no place at all in the Court's Fourth Amendment jurisprudence. This video shows footage of some of the statements today, along with comments from our Texas state senator. Thank you for viewing and I look forward to your comments. trinitytexas77 Here is the latest update from Senator Dan Patrick, like tonight, 6:27:11,:www.capitol.state ...



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