Tag Archives: Fourth Amendment

SCOTUS will soon decide whether or not cops can raid the homes of innocent people without a warrant and seize their guns to keep you safe.

In a split decision, and further eroding the Fourth Amendment, SCOTUS ruled that police do not need a warrant or consent to take your blood if you are unable to consent.

After visiting the grave of their deceased father and son, a Virginia grandpa and his grandchildren were kicked out of a park for drinking Kombucha.

While the claims of sexual assault may be harsh, Judge Kavanaugh should have never been appointed in the first place as he's an enemy to liberty.

When police attempted to intimidate his family and seize his guns without a warrant, a veteran father stood up for his constitutional rights and refused.

Days after a city council president motioned for an audit of the local police department, his home was mysteriously raided by police.

An innocent man was harassed and detained by police, all because they claimed the "vegetation" on his window seal was an illegal substance.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a police officer who opened fire on a woman from a distance while she stood on her property, claiming he feared for his safety.

A man filming a police encounter accused officers of confronting an innocent man for "walking while black" when they stopped him out of nowhere and demanded to see the contents of his backpack.

When police arrived to address a handicapped veteran who was accused of panhandling, they refused to let him retrieve his cane, and instead Tased him, pulled him from his car, and left him lying on the ground.