5th amendment

RELATED: The 4th Amendment & warrantless searches Appeals Court Rules That Cops Can Physically Make You Unlock Your Phone The 9th Circuit determined that forcibly mashing a suspect's thumb into his phone to unlock it was akin to fingerprinting him at the police station...

It's time to update my 9 month ongoing court fight. As of the 24th of February the district state court had a hearing for dismissal requested by the Minnesota Attorney Generals office. The State entered my property with an ex parte order and shot on sight all my sheep supposedly exposed to...

This is a update of the thread "The USDA wants to kill my sheep". since I posted that thread the Minnesota board of animal health (BAH) and I corresponded by letter, in which I told them their Scrapie test results were full of errors. Scrapie is a fatal disease that all sheep that contract it...

I know my rights but I'm not sure what rights game wardens choose to recognize. I'll be out of state in Colorado this September on an elk hunt and was told by their dept of wildlife that I needed to be able to show the game warden where I killed my elk(since I'll be traveling through a zone I...

More: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/court-silence-can-be-used-against-suspects

Do you support being arbitrarily stopped on the roadway for mandatory checkpoints and being subjected to self-incrimination in the form of being forced to blow for a breathalyzer?

http://news.yahoo.com/supreme-court-remain-silent-suspect-must-speak-005700241.html

A forthcoming paper from Boston College Law Professor Daniel Lyons offers an even stronger basis for challenge: The Fifth Amendment. Under Prof. Lyons’s theory, net neutrality would run afoul of eminent domain. It would constitute a regulatory taking, requiring just compensation. Under...