A House Republican is introducing legislation to abolish the beleaguered Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives amid a contentious debate over the agency’s proposed… 338 more words
What will be interesting is how far the mainstream liberal media, who normally protects the Clintons, will dig and run with this e-mail situation. It doesn’t qualify as a scandal until its good and hot. 221 more words
If Hillary falls from grace the issue is how will take her place?
By Barbara Liston
ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) – A 26-year-old Central Florida man died after being shot in the face early on Wednesday morning by a sheriff’s deputy attempting to serve a search warrant in a narcotics investigation, authorities said. 173 more words
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution and Article Fourteen of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights protect criminal defendants from unreasonable searches and seizures. To protect these rights, police officers are generally required to obtain an arrest warrant before a suspect can be arrested or a search warrant before a suspect or his property can be searched. 590 more words
Common sense a la District 7 Representative David Simpson from Upshur County. The language of the bill strikes all of the prohibitionist language from Texas law. 49 more words
In State v. Wagner, 2014AP842-CR (2015), a police officer pulled over David Wagner because he had multiple items hanging from his rear view mirror. The officer saw Wagner moving around in a manner that led the officer to believe Wagner may have a weapon. 511 more words
CHICAGO (WLS) –
The Chicago Police Department released a fact sheet Sunday disputing claims they operate a secretive facility in Homan Square on Chicago’s West Side where criminal suspects are denied basic rights. 751 more words
