search and seizure
Obama-Appointed Judge Allows Democrats To Subpoena Trump Business Records
- Chairman Cummings
- conflicts of interest
- Democrat investigations
- Emoluments Clause
- Ethics in Government Act of 1978
- federal judges
- Fourth Amendment rights
- House Oversight Committee
- impeachment
- Jim Jordan
- Judge Amit Mehta
- Mazars
- Michael Cohen testimony
- Obama appointments
- obstruction
- search and seizure
- subpeona Trump business records
- Watergate
In a ruling that should chill the heart of every American who values his Fourth Amendment rights, Obama-appointed DC District Court Judge Amit Mehta has refused to quash a Democrat subpoena for President Trump’s business records from before he was President. Would he have done the same for a Republican-issued subpoena for Obama's college records, birth certificate and passport records?
A Constitutional Amendment to Protect Virginians’ Data and Pastures
This is the first installment of a sentence-by-sentence explanation of the proposed “Fourth Amendment for the 21st Century” to show the amendment is 100 percent based in sound Fourth Amendment principles and purposes consistent with the Framers’ vision. The first article, “WHY IT’S TIME FOR A 21ST CENTURY FOURTH AMENDMENT IN VIRGINIA,” provided general background about the amendment.
An Ivory Tower Fourth Amendment View to Be Ignored
Mark J. Fitzgibbons, ConservativeHQ contributor and constitutional lawyer, provides a strong rebuttal on Fourth Amendment specialist Professor Orin Kerr's misleading and internally contradictory view of the Virginia House of Delegates' 21st Century Fourth Amendment (HJ 578), which is designed to add clarity for citizens, law enforcement, lawyers and judges on unreasonable search and seizure.
Cuccinelli and Fitzgibbons Call for a Much-Needed Facelift of the Fourth Amendment
Petition Supporting Virginia HJ 578, A 4th Amendment For the 21st Century
To: Virginia House of Delegates
Supreme Court Ruling Expands Police Power in Home Searches
The Supreme Court decision, based on a Los Angeles case, says officers may search a residence without a warrant as long as one occupant consents.
WTimes Sues DHS Over Reporter Raid
The Washington Times and a former journalist, Audrey Hudson, sued the Dept. of Homeland Security, accusing agents of illegally seizing reporting notes during the execution of a search warrant in an unrelated case.