By Bob Walsh
William Trevor Case
Back in 2021 cops in Montana entered a home because a woman told them her ex was inside and might be trying to kill himself.
The
cops entered after no response to knocks. After their entry the
resident, William Case, stepped out from behind a curtain holding a
gun. A cop shot him. He was charged with assault on an officer.
Case
tried to weasel out on lack of a warrant. SCOTUS just ruled that the
entry was "objectively reasonable" under the circumstances. The opinion
was authored by Justice Elena Kagan.
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