How we’ve moved a whole branch of government in a libertarian direction
Downsize DC keeps moving a branch of government in a libertarian direction Retweet NOTE: Donors to the Zodhiates brief are listed in the P.S. We lobby Congress, but we also…
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Downsize DC wins another 4th Amendment victory
Another Supreme Court victory for property rights and the 4th Amendment Retweet Our amicus briefs to the Supreme Court have changed the world. Our lawyers have uniquely argued that… The…
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Tagged 4th Amendment, Collins v Virginia, Downsize DC, Jim Babka, Perry Willis, Sotomayor, Supreme Court, vehicle exception
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