Court Cases
How the Supreme Court Gave us No-Knock Warrants
Through a series of cases from 1963 to 2006, the Supreme Court has created the legal framework for no-knock warrants and forced it on all 50 states. But the states can opt out of that system and nullify those opinions in practice and effect. Path to Liberty: February...
Missouri vs Joe on Federal Gun Control
The Missouri 2nd Amendment Preservation Act is working so well – ending state and local enforcement of federal gun control – that the DOJ repeatedly pointed out how well it’s working in its lawsuit against the state. Path to Liberty, Fast Friday Edition:...
Supreme Court on Mandates: A little good news and a bunch of bad news
While we can certainly embrace whatever positive things we can get, there is a lot of bad news along with the silver lining in the 2 recent Supreme Court mandate opinions. It’s not a time to be celebrating. Not even close. Path to Liberty: January 17, 2022...
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on the Supreme Court Vaccine Mandate Opinion
Today, the Supreme Court issued two opinions on vaccine mandates. One, a 6-3 opinion against the employer mandate. In the other, Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Kavanaugh joined the liberal justices to form the majority in upholding the mandate for Medicare and...