If anyone doesn’t know what the constitution and amendments are about the sure as hell shouldn’t be a police officer. The ruling protects split second decisions of loe then explains that Private Pipe had and hour to decide what to do.
interesting fact.If anyone doesn’t know what the constitution and amendments are about the sure as hell shouldn’t be a police officer. The ruling protects split second decisions of loe then explains that Private Pipe had and hour to decide what to do.
We are here for you, DL. Much Like Jeff, We will not ComplyYesterday our legal counsel Cary Hansel filed our petition for a rehearing/rehearing en banc of the Fourth Circuit’s panel decision dismissing our false arrest lawsuit earlier this month.
I’m grateful to be able to report that the fight to restore and preserve our Constitutional rights in Maryland CONTINUES.
I want to thank everyone here on MDS and at Maryland Shall Issue who participated in the events and decisions that produced this lawsuit, who courageously rallied to our side both that fateful night as well as those who faced arrest themselves when they joined us in the hundreds to demonstrate in front of the Statehouse the following week, or who supported us here online, who joined or donated legal defense funds to MSI.
Thank you as well to all who have taken the time to read, understand and thoughtfully comment here on some or all of the filings in this case, dating back five years and a half years now to the day our suit was filed.
I am so grateful to Cary Hansel and his associates at Hansel Law for the investment of hundreds of hours of legal research, for the hundreds of pages of depositions taken and hundreds of pages of legal filings submitted in their Herculean legal persistence on behalf of my late brother Jeff, myself and our co-plaintiff MSI and its members, to vindicate all our Constitutional rights.
Thank you; this has been a stressful 2 months, especially given these recent legal developments closely coincide with anniversaries of events in Jeff’s life and passing.We are here for you, DL. Much Like Jeff, We will not Comply
6th Circuit decision on Qualified Immunity: mixed bag. QI protected elevator inspector regarding the Takings clause (not a good thing for our bump stocks) but denied QI protection from a civil suit.
Not applicable to MD 4th Circuit, but at least the courts are starting to poke a few holes in it.
I'd really like Rutherford to get slammed for his part in initiating the fiasco. By that time, most of the principals will have passed on, I suppose.
Qualified Immunity Meets the Takings Clause
A Sixth Circuit decision holds qualified immunity protects a state elevator inspector from being sued for taking a hotel's property.reason.com
Suddenly has gotten misty in here looking at those photos and remembering Jeff. We’re here for all of you! Keep up the fight! Looks like another donation to MSI is coming.
I guess its appeal to SCOTUS or stop
I wonder how the 4CA panel would have ruled if the exercise of 1A in question wasn't related to support of 2A rights?I guess its appeal to SCOTUS or stop
Just renewed my MSI membership a little early, with an additional donation to help with litigation expenses.
I wonder how the 4CA panel would have ruled if the exercise of 1A in question wasn't related to support of 2A rights?