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Supreme Court Rules 9-0 in FOURTH AMENDMENT Case

POLITICS: Supreme Court Rules 9-0 in FOURTH AMENDMENT Case – Video



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What Do You Think?

  1. I think this makes it a bit difficult for police to do their job… they may not want to intervene or interfere in something if wen escalation occurs they ppl may say the officer put themselves in the position…

  2. Did the young man have the right to drive away with the officer hanging out of his car? That is a key question that will answer whether the officer had the right to kill the driver. I would bet that the young man had no right to drive away with the officer hanging out of his car whether the entry was lawfull or not because in doing so the young man put the officers life and limb in danger.

  3. What I think is that there are way too many instances where police believe β€œofficer safety” overrides unalienable rights. And that officer digression was abused.
    But I do not believe that this will change any officer behavior, they are not trained well enough that Terry v Ohio has not sufficiently changed behavior. It is most department’s policy to violate β€œreasonable articulable suspicion OF A CRIME” and demand ID for any contact. And way too many officers are completely ignorant of the first amendment and still see a citizen exercising the second amendment right to legally open carry as reasonable suspicion to stop, detain, search and seize.

  4. The "moment of danger" clause is ridiculous on its face. So as long as they intentionally escalate something and put themselves in danger, it becomes legal no matter how unconstitutional it is?
    No wonder the SCOTUS was unanimously against it.

  5. I don’t like the fact that the moment is not allowed to judge the eminent danger of the officer. This will also be allowed to judge self defense cases where an innocent person is not allowed to make split second decisions in defending their own life and the lives of family or even perceived innocent strangers. This young man was killed because he chose to attempt evasion and did not consider the life of the officer by taking this action. Very poor Supreme Court decision that will affect millions of civilians negatively by holding them to this same standard in every self defense case. Forcing them to choose hesitating thus endangering their life or prison for every defensive action. This is net lose to the population as a whole by saying to the criminal that they will not be judged for their stupid decisions to endanger others lives. In my opinion this was a purely emotional court decision. If their son was killed in an evasive chase, they would still be presenting the same standards against the officer, however more innocent persons would be subject to endangerment by the drivers actions.

  6. Everyone likes to think they're a Judge even though they never studied law, if that's true then NO one has to study law at all to become a Judge,
    If you Agree with the Judges decision then you say, the Judge Got It Right, if you Disagree then you say the Judge Got It Wrong, WHAT A LAUGH.

  7. I don’t like the fact that the moment is not allowed to judge the eminent danger of the officer. This will also be allowed to judge self defense cases where an innocent person is not allowed to make split second decisions in defending their own life and the lives of family or even perceived innocent strangers. This young man was killed because he chose to attempt evasion and did not consider the life of the officer by taking this action. Very poor Supreme Court decision that will affect millions of civilians negatively by holding them to this same standard in every self defense case. Forcing them to choose hesitating thus endangering their life or prison for every defensive action. This is net lose to the population as a whole by saying to the criminal that they will not be judged for their stupid decisions to endanger others lives. In my opinion this was a purely emotional court decision. If their son was killed in an evasive chase, they would still be presenting the same standards against the officer, however more innocent persons would be subject to endangerment by the drivers actions.

  8. THANK GOD !! It's about time perspectives from ALL SIDES known are considered whenever a human life can be altered by an oversight of that ability !
    Crap like this "forced perspective" is helping A.I. learn about ( and learn to circumvent ) the flaws of humanity. ⚠️ PAY ATTENTION ⚠️

  9. There's some degree of double edged sword here.
    But it's mostly good for citizens.
    Agents of the law need to be held accountable when they CREATE dangerous situations for themselves.

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