The Fourth Amendment doesn’t ask how you feel. It asks what a reasonable person would perceive. That’s not a technicality — it’s the architecture. A single objective standard, applied consistently, is what separates constitutional protection from a sliding scale that produces different rights for different people depending on who they are. The D.C. Court of […]
The Fourth Amendment doesn’t ask how you feel. It asks what a reasonable person would perceive. That’s not a technicality — it’s the architecture. A single objective standard, applied consistently, is what separates constitutional protection from a sliding scale that produces different rights for different people depending on who they are. The D.C. Court of […]
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