John Rau ensures the public that these measures are necessary. Photo: Adelaide Now
South Australians who refuse to submit to on-the-spot fingerprint scans will face up to three months behind bars or a $1250 fine, under promised election proposals by Attorney-General and Deputy Premier, John Rau last year.
In an article by the Adelaide Advertiser, it has been revealed that under new legislation set to be released for discussion, police – with ”reasonable cause” – suspecting a individual of committing; about to commit or able to assist with a crime, can be subjected to this new measure.
This would entail a person placing their finger or thumb on a palm-sized sensor pad, and if a result – determined by internal networks – is a ‘hit’, the scanner will display a photograph of the person, a list of current or prior offences and any outstanding warrants.
The proposal, Mr Rau has stated, will…
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Absolute disgrace! Rau is labor lefty lawyer and these people hold themselves out as upholding the rights of the individual. However as is evidence world wide there is far more to fear from the left than the right when it comes to totalitarianism. I wonder who gives Rau is marching orders? The CFR Australia?
The CFR Australia, The Club (base ball bat) of Rome, The Vaticunt, The Trilateral Cuntmission, the list is long and the time is now!
Here we go, another right being vaporized, the list is getting very long now but just remember it can always be taken out of the hands of the petty controllers, but the longer we sit and patiently do f^%$ all it gets to be a larger task than it already is!!!
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