Notes from the Resistance
Supreme Court sides with woman forced to her knees by police when she was 83 [More]
Looks like they don’t get qualified immunity for this one, but what I’m not clear on is does the department pay or the officers themselves, or all? And will she still be alive to collect by the time this settles?
[Via Michael G]
Court Ruling Allows State to Seize Citizens for Indefinite Quarantine and Isolation – Due Process No More?… That’s the lesson out of a recent ruling by a New York state appeals court that effectively upheld the right of state officials to arbitrarily seize and detain pretty much any person they deem necessary. [More]
And where does self-defense against kidnapping come in…?
[Via Dan Gifford]
One way to keep a balking population in line is through the time-tested method of tyrants – cowing it into submission by making a highly publicized example of prominent members, which the J6 “uprising” at the Capitol more than provided. And no one was more high-profile in Oath Keepers than founder Stewart Rhodes, sentenced to 18 years in prison for “seditious conspiracy” and “obstruction of an official proceeding and tampering with documents and proceedings.” [More]
Part Three wraps up my series on why those in power are bent on utterly destroying the one concept that could render them powerless: Enforcers learning they have the power and the duty to say “No.”
When Matthew sued the judge for these egregious violations of constitutional rights, Goldston argued that she could not be sued even if she had violated the Constitution by invoking judicial immunity. [More]
Making people you persecute believe they have no legal recourse seems like an invitation to try it another way.
[Via Michael G]
A man from Japan wrongly accused of drunken driving can sue a Michigan police officer who grossly misread a breath test and conceded during the stop that she had “no idea” what she was doing, a federal appeals court said Thursday. [More]
Then why did she do it, prepared to use a full continuum of force up to lethal to ensure compliance…?
[Via Michael G]
Like geofence warrants, keyword warrants cast a dragnet that require a provider to search its entire reserve of user data—in this case, queries by one billion Google users. Police generally have no identified suspects; instead, the sole basis for the warrant is the officer’s hunch that the suspect might have searched for something in some way related to the crime. [More]
Ah, the old Inspector Clouseau theory of policing…
So what happens if you use Duck Duck Go?
[Via Michael G]
If they’d had one they would have produced it. Which makes them what…? [Watch]
LANGUAGE WARNING. All the “Right on!” cheering for this notwithstanding, besides poking at a group that continually strays from respecting rights and self-restraint, she’s breaking a cardinal rule.
Literally, don’t try this at home.
[Via Henry Bowman]
Nearly Half of Democrats Believe Free Speech Should Be Legal ‘Only Under Certain Circumstances’- “A bare majority of Democrats (53%) say speech should be legal under any circumstances, while 47% say it should be legal ‘only under certain circumstances.’” [More]
I wonder what kind of compromise Republicans could offer…?
[Via Michael G]
The state was appealing the lower court’s decision against Governor Kathy Hochul’s quarantine camp law. The law granted power to the state to seal anyone in an apartment or take them to a camp without evidence of infection or exposure, without due process, and with no termination date. In other words, the law was totalitarian. [More]
What kind of anti-government extremist seditious conspirator would oppose that…?
It does help clarify who the SAFE Act is supposed to help keep safe…
[Via GP]
Eighth Circuit Says Cops Can Come With Probable Cause For An Arrest AFTER They’ve Already Arrested Someone [More]
Now that we’ve broken in and found all this evidence, getting a search warrant should be a cinch!
It’s no surprise whose side the Eight Circuit is on.
[Via Michael G]
The Second Amendment Foundation and founder Alan Gottlieb have moved their civil rights lawsuit against Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson from federal court to Washington State court in a move the plaintiffs hope will bring a speedier resolution to their case. [More]
That a lawsuit is even needed is all the evidence of in-your-face tyranny I need.
Never Forget. [More]
Last year’s was even more Lee Greenwood Rah-Rah, with “The Light of Liberty Still Shines Bright…”
As I said yesterday, “Happy Building 7 Day.”
We can’t remember what’s being deliberately withheld from us by those who used 9/11 as their pretext for turning the Republic into a growing totalitarian surveillance state.
And never forget every casualty on that day ties back to those same people not doing their jobs.
How US Gun Laws Affect the Rest of America [Watch]
I just don’t have an extra 42 minutes in the course of a given day to watch a video so I’m posting this link without seeing this yet.
That it’s by Vice and one of the major premises appears to be U.S. guns are the prime source for Mexico’s problems makes me wonder if it will be worth my time later.
And that said, once in a while they don’t do too badly.
If any of you want to brave it, feel free to comment.
[Via 1Gat]
The point I’m making with Neither Comply Nor Resist is non-compliance and non-resistance are paths to personal freedom and responsibility that have no legal consequence. [More]
Yeah, well try not complying with a gun law and see where that gets you.
[Via Doc]
ATF Inspector Seizes Gun Store Customer Records Without A Warrant [More]
Once more Stephen Stamboulieh is at the center of righting wrongs.
What’s it say that this is being addressed civilly but not criminally?
[Via Jess]
