[WildSnail]

The Indiana Supreme Court has apparently decided that the 4th amendment should join selected other parts of the Constitution on the bathroom tissue roll. Maybe they should just declare the entire Constitution unconstitutional and be done with it.

What ever happened to the country I grew up in?

[TigersEye]

To paraphrase Ron White and turn it around;

I may not have the right but I do have the ability.

[Jeff Head]

Absolute and total BRAVO SIERRA.

If they have a warrant and are following constitutional law, not trampling unalienable rights, then they can enter...if they do not, then they can expect to be treated as the criminals that they would then be.

End of story...full story.

Otherwise...Lexington Green and Concord come to mind.

[Revel]

It kind of gives new meaning to this old song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaQZcK_IS40

Hope it goes to the USSC, and that the USSC is not as ignorant of the constitution. But that is also a lot to hope for these days.

[Logical me]

Sounds like the Indiana Supreme Court has communists leanings and have no idea what the Constitution means to America.

[Washi]

"We believe ... a right to resist an unlawful police entry into a home is against public policy and is incompatible with modern Fourth Amendment jurisprudence," - Justice Steven David

What, exactly, is "modern Fourth Amendment jurisprudence"?

The fourth amendment, and all of the others, mean the same thing today that they did when they were written.

This court needs to be smacked down by the U.S. Supreme Court.

[Snuph]

If the rulers will not obey the Constitution.....

Then we should enforce the Declaration maybe ?......