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[StressFactor66]

KK made coke lines on her x husbands work desk, yikes. Now Rudy has his trial coming up in December due to covid. I have a feeling this is where Tiffany comes into play.

[Craps]

Well, it's one thing to see a mongers name on the HPD arrest log. But a whole other level to have a mugshot in the newspaper with other hard luck victims of such a "felony crime" as paying for the company of an adult member of the opposite sex. Goddamn law enforcement. Go secure our Southern Border instead of wasting "time and resources" harassing and arresting men who need some comfort!

K2.

KK2, What about women who needs some comfort!! I can provide the comfort so the girls can arrested // LMSO.

[Kefe2]

When I go AMPs, MT places or anywhere there's a provider, I know I'm taking a chance so I'm not surprised with the reports you guys been posting.

Well, it's one thing to see a mongers name on the HPD arrest log. But a whole other level to have a mugshot in the newspaper with other hard luck victims of such a "felony crime" as paying for the company of an adult member of the opposite sex. Goddamn law enforcement. Go secure our Southern Border instead of wasting "time and resources" harassing and arresting men who need some comfort!

K2.

[Bottom Out]

When I go AMPs, MT places or anywhere there's a provider, I know I'm taking a chance so I'm not surprised with the reports you guys been posting.

[Prudential808]

Today has been running an investigation series on massage schools. Given all the serious issues facing our embattled country and economy, it boggles the mind that they pick this one. Seriously?

ICE needs something to do.

But Asians don't make many USA future voters and people demonstrated to protect Florida farm and chicken factory, but no one will do to keep female "special" massage workers.

That (massage school, language school, college for dumb brain) raid always happens. Some 30's adult was at LA esl school for 12 years while he was arrested of dui in NY. Nothing special.

[NerdFriday]

New York v. Burger, 482 USA 691 (1987).

I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to come down to several basic principles we see in the legal system.

Normally, a person has a "reasonable expectation of privacy". However, in the operation of a business where the govt has an interest in public safety or curtailing of crime, the business owners privacy may be violated if there is an preexisting statute the business owner must accept to satisfy the governments interests in public safety or curtailing of crime. Essentially, the ruling equates the "inspection" of a massage business to, say, a restaurant or food processing plant, for which, they do not need a warrant. What I don't understand, and perhaps an attorney can answer this, is how an individuals expectations of privacy come into play. For example, if I'm a customer and eating in a restaurant, and a food inspector comes in, they can't "search" me simply because I happened to be in the restaurant. If the same search were to occur at an AMP, they are essentially "searching" me if they barge into the room when I'm naked. How does the law balance this?

[Ajarn]

Today has been running an investigation series on massage schools. Given all the serious issues facing our embattled country and economy, it boggles the mind that they pick this one. Seriously?

[NormalDude2002]

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...tless-searches

Three warrantless inspections of a California massage parlor after a prostitution investigation didn't violate the Fourth Amendment, the Ninth Circuit said Thursday.

Because the California massage parlor industry is closely regulated, the owner didn't have a legitimate expectation of privacy, the opinion by Judge John B. Owens said.

Hawaii is still allowing relaxation business license when even business bureau can not explain what that is. One of a few place with that license and THE ONLY STATE with that license.

Not sure how long it can last when internet reveal too much to people, even local middle school kids can access any info. And hawaii sometimes follow california's passage. Protecting immigration minority female is very hot issue now to many progressive ones.

This is very odd and disturbing, not that laws and court rulings don't always follow common sense.

I mean the Robert Kraft cases got thrown out and police got a lot of flack for video taping partially or fully undressed customers who did not even commit any crimes. So its not legal for the police to video people who haven't committed a crime while receiving massages but its legal for them to kick in the door and view them in person. Ridiculous ruling by that court.

[Redneck 1]

Which john will start lawsuit that he was caught at massage parlor with naked grandma when that place is notorious bb place? Any volunteer for constitutional right to fight here?

The constitutional issue probably wouldn't be raised in a lawsuit by a customer, but possibly by a customer's defense lawyer in a suppression motion if the customer was being prosecuted.

Why are the concerns about warrantless search- if the door is locked there is not problem- gives the Customer time to get dressed-.

LOCK THE DOORS solves geez.

Might not be that simple. In the California case, the court said that there "is no question that curtailing prostitution and human trafficking is a substantial government interest," and noted that the massage parlor was controlled by a "conditional use permit" from the city that "set out a series of extensive conditions," plus governed by a city massage parlor ordinance and state massage laws. It's possible that any one of those may prohibit locking the doors of occupied massage rooms, especially during government inspections, which the government could claim to be an impediment to investigating potential "prostitution and human trafficking".

[AssEaterNow]

Why are the concerns about warrantless search- if the door is locked there is not problem- gives the Customer time to get dressed-.

LOCK THE DOORS solves geez.

Wonder if those warrantless inspections in California could enable inspectors to open doors to rooms where customers are receiving massages or other services, to determine if any laws or regulations are being violated. Although "the owner" of the massage parlor may not have "a legitimate expectation of privacy" under the court's reasoning, I think the customers should.

[Prudential808]

Wonder if those warrantless inspections in California could enable inspectors to open doors to rooms where customers are receiving massages or other services, to determine if any laws or regulations are being violated. Although "the owner" of the massage parlor may not have "a legitimate expectation of privacy" under the court's reasoning, I think the customers should.

Le will not do that against hair salon, massage palace at ala moana center.

Which john will start lawsuit that he was caught at massage parlor with naked grandma when that place is notorious bb place? Any volunteer for constitutional right to fight here?

[Redneck 1]

Three warrantless inspections of a California massage parlor after a prostitution investigation didn't violate the Fourth Amendment, the Ninth Circuit said Thursday.

Because the California massage parlor industry is closely regulated, the owner didn't have a legitimate expectation of privacy, the opinion by Judge John B. Owens said.

Wonder if those warrantless inspections in California could enable inspectors to open doors to rooms where customers are receiving massages or other services, to determine if any laws or regulations are being violated. Although "the owner" of the massage parlor may not have "a legitimate expectation of privacy" under the court's reasoning, I think the customers should.

[Prudential808]

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...tless-searches

Three warrantless inspections of a California massage parlor after a prostitution investigation didn't violate the Fourth Amendment, the Ninth Circuit said Thursday.

Because the California massage parlor industry is closely regulated, the owner didn't have a legitimate expectation of privacy, the opinion by Judge John B. Owens said.

Hawaii is still allowing relaxation business license when even business bureau can not explain what that is. One of a few place with that license and THE ONLY STATE with that license.

Not sure how long it can last when internet reveal too much to people, even local middle school kids can access any info. And hawaii sometimes follow california's passage. Protecting immigration minority female is very hot issue now to many progressive ones.

[TheFrack5]

Are you saying she provides?

Pretty sure AA808 was just saying to check out her pics online since she's hot and going to be on that Love Island tv show.

Here's a link to her IG: https://www.instagram.com/kyralizama/ .

[Opelu]

Yes Sir! Guys, just google her. She is hot for a local girl.

Are you saying she provides?