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Under the Fourth Amendment, searches of a person's home are presumed to require a valid warrant unless there are "exigent circumstances." The Supreme Court has also, logically enough, held that these exigent circumstances generally cannot be created by the police's own behavior. The War (On...

Round 3 Picks

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On May 15, 2011

To expand on what I tweeted earlier because I knew I'd be late: BRUINS v. LIGHTNING: Really, really tough to call, with Tampa Bay's far superior front-line offensive talent going.

DeLong makes a crucial point about "libertarian" opposition to civil rights law: When you own a hotel and bar Black people what happens is that if Black people comes in and sleep in the beds you call the police--functionaries of the state--and they then take...
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