Supreme Court analysis: Brett Kavanaugh gives a gratuitous win to cops.

The court explicitly declined to answer the big question, even though it hovered over the case and surfaced repeatedly in oral arguments.
— Read on slate.com/news-and-politics/2025/05/supreme-court-analysis-brett-kavanaugh-cop-win.html

Is the Supreme Court about to make police violence much worse?

The case arose from the fatal shooting of Ashtian Barnes, who was pulled over by Officer Roberto Felix on a Texas toll road in 2016 for an unpaid toll.
— Read on slate.com/news-and-politics/2025/04/supreme-court-police-violence-case-black-lives-matter.html

With the overruling of Chevron, courts must interpret statutes independently.
— Read on lawliberty.org/a-loper-bright-future-for-statutory-interpretation/

Interesting article on the recent Supreme Court ruling that pertains to Miranda Rights. There is a link the the court case in the article.
— Read on www.rollingstone.com/politics/political-commentary/miranda-rights-supreme-court-police-abuse-1373376/

CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF KANSAS No. 18–6135. Argued October 7, 2019—Decided March 23, 2020

This case is about States having the right to deny the Insanity Defense – See Syllabus HERE

See original post on Kahler v Kansas HERE

This is about Police Use of Force.

How a diabetic, a cop, and a bottle of orange juice changed the way we police, forever.
— Read on www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolabmoreperfect/episodes/mr-graham-and-reasonable-man