…not clearly established in 2020 that the plaintiff had a constitutional right to openly carry firearms, so here too the officers were entitled to qualified immunity. The state tort claims…
…at home or even public carry generally,” but rather “targeted only public carry that was [likely to] terrify the people.” Finally, Justice Thomas argues against the idea that the sum…
…to protest a new state law that allows concealed carry on campus. With the stated goal of fighting “absurdity with absurdity,” protest organizers distributed sex toys for students to carry…
…cannot bear any legal duties, submit to societal responsibilities or be held legally accountable for their actions.” Open carry of a banana? Finally,CBS News reports here that a Colorado man…
…prosecute the open container offense. Fizovic did not challenge the trial court’s determinations that Wyatt had probable cause to arrest Fizovic at the beginning of the stop for the open…
…jury was impaneled and opening statements were given, the court released the jury for the day. The State sought a show-cause order for the mother of the alleged victim, stating…
…Although sidewalks and similar spaces are generally open to the public, not all public property is open at all times to all people. See, e.g., Gilles v. Blanchard, 477 F.3d…
…important given the ubiquity with which men as well as women carry backpacks, satchels, crossbody slings, and many other types of bags. This post discusses searches of such items incident…
…preponderance of the evidence, but “an explicit stipulation is not necessary for the State to carry its burden.” Slip op. at 6. The court reviewed precedent regarding when and how…
…open-air parking lot nearest to the emergency room. Near 6:00 a.m., campus police received a report of a suspicious vehicle in the lot where the defendant was parked. A campus…
