[ERASER]

I hope that this is in the correct forum.

http://cnsnews.com/blog/gregory-gwyn...ves-associates

[FullClip]

Don't think they'd have to work very hard. They got your Social Security Number, quick check with the IRS and they gotcha'!!

One old TV show said in the lead in theme song.

"They've given you a number and taken away your name"

[rhikdavis]

Already available online for the most part.

[Bren]

Originally Posted by rhikdavis

Already available online for the most part.

When I was a law clerk and in private law practice, I used to be asked to do investigative things because of my police background. In trying to learn to get by without access to police computer resources, I discovered that I could easily get a LOT more evidence on people from the internet and public records than law enforcement get from their computers. In fact, I tracked down a couple of clients that the police couldn't find, even those hiding out in other states, without ever leaving my office.

All the info is out there - they are looking to make it searchable from a single source. I don't favor it, but it's obviously legal.

[larry_minn]

Information is POWER. NICS checks were "supposed" to be destroyed after you cleared. Then they said they needed to keep them for some reason. IIRC law was they could keep infor for 90 days.
It was then found they kept info for YEARS (and likely still keep copies) If you have enough info on anyone you can show dang near anything you want.

[dhoomonyou]

Originally Posted by FullClip

Don't think they'd have to work very hard. They got your Social Security Number, quick check with the IRS and they gotcha'!!

One old TV show said in the lead in theme song.

"They've given you a number and taken away your name"

Secret Agent Man.

[stevelyn]

And there are people that still apologize for defend those scumbags.