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Posted by: newsposter

Would there be legalities of bugging Vic's ("keep out strike team only") office? Since it's a police station is there expectation of privacy? Just seems that if the Captain wanted to really get rid of them, he could bug the office then have at least some blackmail on them!

ideas?

Posted by: Mike20878

I think there'd still be some expectation of privacy in the workplace. Though I'm sure it's possible they sign away their rights or something. I would imagine places like the FBI or CIA state up front that employees can be monitored.

Posted by: christopher710

I'm amazed at how easily led Jeri, Shi-anne and Kathy were...

Lex has um sewn up tight! I think he made it through this phase because the previews indicate that there will be a shake up but not a merge.

Posted by: Carfan

quote:
Originally posted by christopher710
I'm amazed at how easily led Jeri, Shi-anne and Kathy were...

Lex has um sewn up tight! I think he made it through this phase because the previews indicate that there will be a shake up but not a merge.

Did I miss something here? Are these names references to another show or am I REALLY not paying enough attention?

Posted by: kitsap

Survivor Farmington!

Posted by: newsposter

quote:
Originally posted by Carfan
Did I miss something here? Are these names references to another show or am I REALLY not paying enough attention?

survivor, shield, it's all the same right? there are bad guys and good guys and we love and hate some of each.

Well back to the posting, I would think the captain could bug the office with a warrant but then I guess he'd have a morale problem in the barn.

Posted by: jwjody

Even if there aren't legality issues, police departments are big on brotherhood. It wouldn't be long until word got around.

J