Supreme Court To Decide Whether Police Can Enter Homes Without Warrant To Seize Guns

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From Zero Hedge:

Supreme Court To Decide Whether Police Can Enter Homes Without Warrant To Seize Guns

“There are a few limited exceptions to this (4th Amendment) right, according to Forbes contributor Evan Gerstmann:

There is an “exigent circumstances” exception. If a police officer looks through a home’s window and sees a person about to stab another person, the officer can burst through the door to prevent the attack. There is also the “emergency aid” exception. If the officer looked through the same window and saw the resident collapsing from an apparent heart attack, the officer could run into the house to administer aid. Neither of these cases violates the Fourth Amendment and few would argue that it should be otherwise.
However, there is a broader cousin to these exceptions called the “community caretaking” exception. It derives from a case in which the police took a gun out of the trunk of an impounded vehicle without first obtaining a warrant.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/sup ... seize-guns

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I am skeptical that our Supreme Court "Injustices" will make much of an attempt to follow the Constitution. I hope I am wrong.

Hope when the Beto brown shirt Social Workers come for confiscation form me, that they don't bring any ground penetrating radar. But I don't think this will start in earnest till the first mass shooting. Of course the South Side of Chicago will be exempted.

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Stop using the cops for non violent domestic issues and you wont get bit in the ass.