Uphold Gun Conviction Even Though the Law Changed, Biden Administration Urges Supreme Court
The Biden administration urged the Supreme Court to uphold the felon-in-possession gun conviction of a man even though a high court ruling after the conviction added an additional element to the crime.
The case is United States v. Gary, court file 20-444. The government’s petition seeking high court review of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals decision was granted Jan. 8.
The petitioner, Michael Andrew Gary, was represented in the telephonic hearing April 20 by Jeffrey L. Fisher. The Department of Justice was represented by Jonathan Y. Ellis. The hearing immediately followed oral arguments at the Supreme Court in a similar case, Greer v. United States, court file 19-8709. It is possible the court will issue a single opinion covering both cases.
SCOTUS Seems to Have Heeded Justice Alito s Warning, Appears Unlikely to Reverse Gun Convictions
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SCOTUS May Determine If Police Can Enter Your Home WITHOUT a Warrant
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A new Supreme Court case may determine if police have the power to enter a person’s home
without a warrant. Years of American law precedent and the US Constitution are quite clear in the restraints put on government agents. However, that isn’t stopping the police, government, and activist judges from doing what they can to continue to chip away at those basic protections.
We know the First Amendment and Second Amendment are under attack. Now the Fourth Amendment is taking another volley.
Turn down the volume, folks, or you may have to face the Supreme Court
Lange vs. California is a case that centers around a traffic stop in California. California Highway Patrol followed Arthur Lange, and only a few seconds elapsed between when the officer turned on his blue lights and when Lange made the turn into his driveway, then his garage.