Re: CSI Miami - 4th Amendment Violation of the Week

Mason Barge wrote:
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> "aemeijers" <aemeijers@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Of course, in real life, county labs usually have trailing-edge lab 
>> hardware, not Star Wars toys, and drive beat-up unmarked minivans, not 
>> tricked-out Hummers.
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> What's your favorite?  (I mean overall, since my nervous system isn't 
> healthy enough to watch CSIM.)  Mine is "image enhancement" software.
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>> They also don't interact with suspects.But who is
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> That must be a franchise thing.  CSI's routinely question suspects, make

> arrests, break down doors with big guns in hand, etc.  And the main show

> has the outstanding Paul Guilfoyle right there ready to do the detective

> stuff. I mean, it's not like they have to bore us with Woody to get the 
> detective work done.

I loved last week's NY when Det Flack ordered up a "citywide task force, 
bomb squad, scuba deployed at every major bridge on the east side and 
the Midtown Tunnel". I'm sure the mayor & police commissioner wouldn't 
see a problem with that.  :)

If I heard her right, Lindsay said Danny & Sheldon were at 150' when 
Sheldon got pinned. That's commercial (or military) divers territory and 
if they were trained for that sort of diving, they'd be on a scuba 
squad. Also a laff riot was Mac's reference to the divers' "oxygen" - 
oxygen is toxic at 150', just for openers. They'd be on compressed air 
(like most s****t divers), or a special mixture like Nitrox or Trimix - 
again special training required.

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