Legislators should ensure that police acting under color of federal law are held to the same level of scrutiny as their state and local counterparts.
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ATF and FBI agents approach a crime scene at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority in San Jose, Calif., May 26, 2021.
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One hour before dawn on March 19, law-enforcement officers in Little Rock, Ark., broke into a home to execute a search warrant.
Awakened by the loud crash of his front door caving in, the groggy homeowner grabbed a gun and left his bedroom to investigate. In the pre-dawn darkness, the man saw nothing but shadowy figures in his hallway.
About the Author
Anya Bidwell is an attorney with the Institute for Justice.
About the Author
Patrick Jaicomo is an attorney with the Institute for Justice.
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One hour before dawn on March 19, law-enforcement officers in Little Rock, Ark., broke into a home to execute a search warrant.
Awakened by the loud crash of his front door caving in, the groggy homeowner grabbed a gun and left his bedroom to investigate. In the pre-dawn darkness, the man saw nothing but shadowy figures in his hallway.
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About the Author
Anya Bidwell is an attorney with the Institute for Justice.
About the Author
Patrick Jaicomo is an attorney with the Institute for Justice.
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