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Oklahoma Bill Would Prohibit โ€œNo-Knockโ€ Warrants

Oklahoma Bill Would Prohibit โ€œNo-Knockโ€ Warrants

by Amanda Bowers | Dec 14, 2021 | Police, State Bills

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (Dec. 14, 2021) – A bill introduced in the Oklahoma Senate would prohibit โ€œno-knockโ€ warrants, and take a step toward nullifying several Supreme Court opinions in practice and effect. Sen. Nathan Dahm introduced Senate Bill 438 (SB438) at...
South Carolina Bill Would Take First Step Toward Limiting Militarization of Police

South Carolina Bill Would Take First Step Toward Limiting Militarization of Police

by Mike Maharrey | Dec 6, 2021 | Police, State Bills

COLUMBIA, S.C. (Dec. 6, 2021) – A bill prefiled in the South Carolina House for the 2022 legislative session would take the first step toward limiting federal militarization of state and local police. A bipartisan coalition of three representatives prefiled...
The Supreme Court is a Big Part of the Problem: Police State Edition

The Supreme Court is a Big Part of the Problem: Police State Edition

by Michael Boldin | Oct 13, 2021 | Audio/Video, Court Cases, Judiciary, Path to Liberty, Police

Much of the police state we live under today has been given a green light by the Supreme Court – from warrantless search and surveillance, to no-knock raids, and everything in between. And while many in the founding generation warned us against relying on...
Now In Effect: Maryland Limits State Participation in Federal Police Militarization Programs

Now In Effect: Maryland Limits State Participation in Federal Police Militarization Programs

by Amanda Bowers | Oct 1, 2021 | Police, State Bills

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Oct. 1, 2021) โ€“ Today, a Maryland law takes effect that will ban state and local law enforcement agencies from acquiring certain military equipment from federal programs. The enactment of this law takes an essential step toward ending the federal...
Now in Effect: Connecticut Law Prohibits “No-Knock” Warrants

Now in Effect: Connecticut Law Prohibits “No-Knock” Warrants

by Amanda Bowers | Oct 1, 2021 | Police, State Bills

HARTFORD, Conn. (Oct. 1, 2021) โ€“ Today, a law goes into effect in Connecticut that prohibits โ€œno-knockโ€ warrants and takes a step toward nullifying several Supreme Court opinions in practice and effect. The House Judiciary Committee introduced Senate Bill 1093...
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