LEON SCULLY
“Mapp v. Ohio brought to bear in favor of accused murderers and armed robbers a rule that previously largely had an application to bootleggers and purveyors of stolen lottery tickets through the mail.”
Of the Warren Court’s many assaults on law and order, extending the exclusionary rule to the states was the most devastating. And the ‘case’ that accomplished this was a counterfeit passed off by the ACLU.
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LEON SCULLY
“Mapp v. Ohio brought to bear in favor of accused murderers and armed robbers a rule that previously largely had an application to bootleggers and purveyors of stolen lottery tickets through the mail.”
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LEON SCULLY
“Mapp v. Ohio brought to bear in favor of accused murderers and armed robbers a rule that previously largely had an application to bootleggers and purveyors of stolen lottery tickets through the mail.”
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