In a 6-1 opinion written by Justice Judy Lanzinger, in which Justice Terrence O’Donnell wrote a short separate concurrence and Justice Paul Pfeifer dissented, the court held that the arrest warrants in this case were invalid because they were issued without a determination of probable cause, but suppression of the evidence was not required in the case because the police officers relied in good faith on the longstanding, appellate-court-validated, but now expressly disavowed procedures… [read post]

Gun Regulation is Costly—and Not the Only Option November 9, 2018 | Jennifer Doleac, Texas A&M In the war over gun deaths, vast armies have gathered to contest gun regulations, a territory of uncertain value. [read post]