Talamor

Not a lawyer.

But they don't have to throw out the arrest. If they're making the arrest, they already have cause to do so. There's no reason to throw that out.

However, if someone wasn't read their rights, then any testimony they made after they were arrested may be inadmissible as evidence.

I could be mistaken, but this might mean money laundering.

I notice that you say "the Prophet" (with a capital "P") rather than spelling his name. Is there some rule against using his name? (I was under the assumption that there was not, as there are many Muslims with the name Muhammad.)

Though they could find out where the package began its journey, which would give them an approximate location, even if it wouldn't give them an exact one. It would also give them an idea of when the package was dropped off. They could then look at surveillance footage from the shipping place to find out who dropped the package off. I can't think of a way to pay cash without going inside (unless using stamps and USPS). If they shipped from a drop-off point somewhere, they would need to pay using a credit/debit card, which could also be tracked (I don't think shipping companies accept bitcoin).

It certainly wouldn't be as easy as looking at the return address, but it's not something that police couldn't do if they were motivated to catch someone. And on that note: has any thought been put into creating/offering a shipping service that operates as a physical analog to Tor?

And an unrelated question: in another post, you say that:

Weapons, poisons and assassination services are prohibited.

You also mentioned that child and necrophilic pornography are prohibited. What other rules are there for your black market? (I'm sure there's a rules section somewhere on the website you can just copy/paste to answer this one.)

In one of your other posts, you mention that sellers ship their orders to buyers.

Wouldn't this allow police, posing as buyers, to locate and identify sellers?