Indiana: Your home is no longer your castle

actually the pattern 'emerged' a year or so ago.
It's just being reinforced, and more emerging at a faster pace lately.
 
ResearchMonkey said:
Yeah, illegal entry sucks. All that walking and hiding, we should just have trollies every 20minutes and no border patrol whatsoever. -- After all they're just real swell folks helping out our economy doing the jobs Americans wont.

If there wasn't a border it would be even better right?
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um yeah that sounds great. i hope your sorry ass gets overrun by swarthy, immoral beaners. yawn.
 
your castle needs a moat

"overrun by swarthy, immoral beaners"

been there done that got the t-shirt
 
Nothing like two bad decisions in record time. This one from the SCotUS.

Kentucky v. King

In a DISSENT that gores the opinion of the majority, Ruth Bader Ginsberg makes the case that proves them wrong. She was the sole dissenting voice, in a decision that opens wide the doors of abuse, as she cites decision after decision which underscores the ludicrous opinion of the majority.

As cited in her dissent, this decision literally skewers the decision in Johnson v. United States.

The warrant requirement, Justice Jackson observed, ranks among the "fundamental distinctions between our form of government, where officers are under the law, and the police-state where they are the law." -Johnson v. United States, 333 U. S. 10, 17 (1948).
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So how would this affect, say, firearms owners? The police could state that they could smell chemicals of the type which they are familiar as being used in the cleaning of firearms. As ludicrous as that seems on its face, that would give them probable cause to enter to search for illegal firearms without a warrant under the guise of exigency; because in the term it takes to obtain a warrant the evidence could be removed in their absence.

A stretch? Perhaps, but we have all witnessed the laws being extended to their furthest reach time and again. Witness the seizure and forfeiture, environmental, species protection, and the RICO statutes as primary examples. To read the entire decision click the link below.

http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=US&vol=000&invol=09-1272
 
Goodbye, it was fun while it lasted.

Siding with Justice Ginsberg. What have we become?
 
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