Don't care much about the pictures this miniature photographer takes with a $400 camera, but the video itself is a nice short documentary, and the train model is AAAAAAWESOME!!

Actually, they don't. Wasn't looking to get into a back-and-forth, just that "probable cause" is a specific term, and does not apply to entering your home. There is a much, much higher standard there than in your car, or on your person. If they have grounds they're coming in anyway, and if they don't, whatever they…

The standard for entering a home does not include probable cause. Warrant, invited, chasing a fleeing suspect, or witnessing criminal activity from a place readily accessible to the general public.
That is all.
I appreciate the advice you're giving, but clean that up.

Yet another misunderstood amendment.

Because you literally cannot plead the fifth in her situation.

Q- "How wide do you open your mouth during oral sex?"

A- "I'd say somewhere between kitten and T-Rex.

You can only plead the fifth when you would be at risk of criminal prosecution over what you say. You can't just use it when you don't want to testify.

I think you're touching on some important things here. It wasn't until several months later that she was compeelled to come forward by a friend who threatedned that if she didn't report it the friend would. That doesn't feel right to me.
However, after it was reported and investigated, prosecutors and investigators…

China wasn't the one attacked, so why should they be sensitive about it?

I'm off to aquire a number of Japanese kids. Any suggestions?