"We cannot emphasize enough: these are individuals charged with felonies. The criminal statutes of this state are not so sacrosanct, nor is our pursuit of judicial economy so preeminent, that we will endorse the trampling of citizens’ rights in pursuit of either. A citizen should not have to endure or defend a felony prosecution premised upon an unconstitutional statute. Our precedents do not hold otherwise."
Illinois v. Carpenter
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You've posted so much in the past two days that you blew my RSS feed. And they call me prolific.
Sorry. Been testing out a "How Appealing" method of blogging.
On the feeds, it's hard to tell what it's about and whether to try the link.
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