Indiana supreme court just eliminated the 4th Amendment

[SmarterthanYou]

Good luck not getting a jury of sheep for that particular trial.

very true. the government works very hard and is very diligent in keeping the people dumbed down. The mainstream media is quite an ally to them in this endeavor. It would have to be up to we the people to educate and inform our friends, neighbors, and relatives across the country.

 

[Mr. T]

All right, I can see you are in a pitch, but just so you know, I consider authoritarians to generaly be righties.

That is a funny post.

 

[Rune]

That is a funny post.

Only because you are so easily amused.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

http://www.jconline.com/article/201.../Indiana-House-backs-bill-right-resist-police

Indiana house rejects state supreme court ideology of public policy, backs new law allowing citizens to resist unlawful police entry.

Residents could resist police who unlawfully enter their residence under a bill approved Thursday by the Indiana House of Representatives.

The measure -- Senate Bill 1 -- is aimed at overturning a controversial Indiana Supreme Court decision from last May. That 3-2 decision said people have no right to resist if police officers illegally enter their homes.

 

[Billy the Great Khan]

http://www.jconline.com/article/201.../Indiana-House-backs-bill-right-resist-police

Indiana house rejects state supreme court ideology of public policy, backs new law allowing citizens to resist unlawful police entry.

Residents could resist police who unlawfully enter their residence under a bill approved Thursday by the Indiana House of Representatives.

The measure -- Senate Bill 1 -- is aimed at overturning a controversial Indiana Supreme Court decision from last May. That 3-2 decision said people have no right to resist if police officers illegally enter their homes.

I was wondering if you had seen that yet.

 

[Damocles]

I would vote for people who would pass such a law.

 

[Rune]

http://www.jconline.com/article/201.../Indiana-House-backs-bill-right-resist-police

Indiana house rejects state supreme court ideology of public policy, backs new law allowing citizens to resist unlawful police entry.

Residents could resist police who unlawfully enter their residence under a bill approved Thursday by the Indiana House of Representatives.

The measure -- Senate Bill 1 -- is aimed at overturning a controversial Indiana Supreme Court decision from last May. That 3-2 decision said people have no right to resist if police officers illegally enter their homes.

There is still hope...

 

[SmarterthanYou]

Governor mitch daniels signed a new law in to effect immediately that restores a citizens right to resist unlawful entry by law enforcement.

Now, one would normally think that this is insane, giving people the right to resist the police because it's only going to end in deaths for officers and citizens. All one has to do though, is read the comments from actual police officers on their own cop forums to see just how they view us as citizens.

and this is just a small block of comments.

here are some others:

Insane...that's all I can say. Like many have stated, nearly all targets on raids say we cant be there. Now they have recourse, other than the professional ones like IAD, civil court, etc. If this costs one officer life, their union should sue the state and all of the legislators personally.

I read the new law top to bottom Mitch, save the jedi mind trick of trying to convince anyone that this is pro law enforcement. You and the rest of Indiana government have opened the chute for every scumbag in the state to try and harm police officers because you know they "believe" the cops have no right to be at their residence. Thanks the rest of you weak politicians, enjoy the votes you may receive with this political platform by endangering lives.

Asking unreasonable persons to articulate why they reasonably believed something is stupid.

Wow... Glad I don't work in that State... And yes, great assumption... cause I promise you the moron citizens will misunderstand the law

Exigency my friends. Should anyone attempt to stop my lawful entry, especially during domestic disturbances, they'll be met with a proper amount of force from myself to be coupled with a pair of handcuffs. They'll then find themselves behind bars, charged with Obstruction or Interference with Police Duties. Explain that shit to the DA you blind sheep. Or how about this, don't call when you need help. Because if you do, officers may take more time in determining what to do so as to attempt to prevent walking into an ambush. My prayers are with my Indiana brothers and sisters. God Bless and always go home to your loved ones.

My Ex-Wife lives in Indi...... I hope she gets her butt handed to her if she ever tries to hurt a LEO!!

The first time a cop is seriously injured or killed because of this law, all the law enforcement orginizations need to band together and have its members march on the state capitol shouting "No Justice, No Police". If the only opposition to it is by making a statement in the papers, more officers will face its consequences. You need to make the state officials nervous.

What worries me the most is when the family and friends of the person being arrested can not beleave that their baby boy who would never do a bad thing is getting his rights violated and they come to the rescue of the family member. Because we never arrest poeple who commit crimes just inocent choir boys. I hope someone sues the govner after they get hurt when making an arrest due so some idiot thinkinh the can fight the cops whenever they get arrested. He should be arrested for stupidity

So, what we are going to see after a few years of people resisting and getting charged, is the court will eventually, side with the suspects in believing they had the right to resist officers, when they really did not. Basically meening that the suspects will have the right to resist at any time. Such Bullshi$! I pray for all you Indiana heros out there! You brothers and sisters need a medal for just working in a state with such ignorance!

And for all the residents, you can rest assure... When your wife or daughter is home alone with the children, barricaded in the bedroom, terrified of the scary guy who just kicked in the back door, on the phone with 911 begging for police to hurry up!!! I, and many of my brothers and sisters, will not be in any hurry to get in there.... because what if? (Remember hesitation could have deadly consequences for victims) Dispatch are you sure this is the right house? Can you confirm this? I don't hear anything inside...

next time a citizen needs help at their home, they should call the politicians instead of law enforcement because the politicians have all the answers

You have the right to resist and I have the right to make you stop resisting. Simple!

We (as LE) should enter a home, especially under exigent circumstances, with the mindset that we WILL encounter someone with a gun. Just b/c this possible homeowner believes he has a right to shoot at me as I enter, I dont care.....I already had mentally planned for it. He will be engaged with deadly force.

If the mindset of LE stays where it is.....I simply see more homeowners being injured/killed.

This IS a feel good law because the dirt bags and drug dealers cried and whined, and the fools in the Indiana courts and legislature gave in. As I've said again and again, the blood that will be spilled because of this insanity is on their hands. When it happens, may the name of every damn moron who signed this bill be pasted across the headlines, and let the civil suits against them fly!

I can see the lights are on but no body's home, I guess the IND. police and sheriff's will have to carry and extra magizine. I would not hesitate to shoot first, better to be tried by 12 then carried by 6.

I have a feeling regardless of the law, the Judges will make the same ruling again should another case come before them rendering this law null & void.

These people have their heads so far up their rectums its unbelievable. People barely know their Constitutional Rights as it is and now, these political push overs are just causing more confusion. The Fourth Amendment exists for a reason. If a public servant screws up and violates the Constitutional Rights of another...its pay day for that citizen.

There are literally dozens more by dozens of different cops stating basically the same thing. that we are all morons and criminals that don't know jack shit and at the slightest hint of resistance, they are going to shoot us to go home at the end of their shift. these are your heroes people. how safe and protected do you feel now?

 

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[SmarterthanYou]

Evansville Indiana sends a message: 'don't even threaten to resist us'.

http://tristatehomepage.com/fulltext-news?nxd_id=522382

As I've been predicting, even the barest hint of anonymous threats to law enforcement will garner a massively armed and overwhelming force invading your home.

you may have the right to resist unlawful entry, but don't bother exercising it. It will just get you killed.

Specific, on-line threats against Evansville Police officers and their families is prompting a major investigation in to the person behind these cyber threats.

The SWAT team, along with officers with the Evansville Police served a search warrant at a home on the 600 block of Powell Avenue.

As the team approached, guns drawn, you could hear them yell, "police," smashing a window and setting off two flash bangs as they entered the home.

Police spokesman, Jason Cullum says, "We wanted to see if there was evidence in the home of who may have made those threats."

Eyewitness News learned about the posts after reporter kayla moody became aware of them. Officers say they had to take extra precautions because of the severity of the threats.

"Them showing up at officers' houses and doing bodily harm. Some of them talked about killing our wives and our children."

But the threats didn't stop there. An anonymous poster on topix-dot-com, known only by his screen name US Army posted "Cops beware! I'm proud of my country but I hate police of any kind. I have explosives made in America. Evansville will feel my pain."

"The threats that were made were specific, talked about having explosives," explains Cullum. "During the investigation we uncovered some more information that led us to believe someone in the home may be armed."

Two people were taken out of the home and questioned. Police also took items in to evidence to be processed. No one has been arrested and no charges have been filed yet. But police are continuing the investigation.