IDAHO v. HORIUCHI

@no1marauder said
A new prosecutor decided to drop the case after the appellate court ruling.

But the ruling remains good law and it is based on more than 100 year old SCOTUS precedent.

So you use a case that failed to prove a case can win? 😂. Idiot

@Mott-The-Hoople said
So you use a case that failed to prove a case can win? 😂. Idiot

I used a case that restates long established principles of law which refutes your ignorant claim.

@Mott-The-Hoople said
His partner did
🙄

If they were obstructing ICE agents, why didn't Ross or the others arrest them?

@no1marauder said
I used a case that restates long established principles of law which refutes your ignorant claim.

You used a case that was thrown out!

You a hard headed MFer

@no1marauder said
If they were obstructing ICE agents, why didn't Ross or the others arrest them?

Because she tried to run and got killed…dayuuummm

@Mott-The-Hoople said
You used a case that was thrown out!

You a hard headed MFer

It wasn't "thrown out", moron.

And the legal principle established by the SCOTUS remains in effect; States can prosecute Federal agents for violations of State law.

@Mott-The-Hoople said
Because she tried to run and got killed…dayuuummm

When did they say "You're under arrest?"

They had plenty of opportunity to do so.

@mike69 said
This was the last administration, not to mention we’re not the ones dressed up as and thinks we can become farm animals.😂

'Biden did it.'


Farm animals?

You post this and still expect to be heard?

@Suzianne said
'Biden did it.'


Farm animals?

You post this and still expect to be heard?

Look at the last two words of his post

@fornichessate said
Regardless of the Feds.
States should be able to press charges.
States Rights
Confederate
GOP Fed lovers, unreal.

Maybe it's time to go over to the racist Democrats...

You're hilarious.

"I didn't think there was anybody this F'n dumb in the whole world." -- Tom Segura

@no1marauder said
It wasn't "thrown out", moron.

And the legal principle established by the SCOTUS remains in effect; States can prosecute Federal agents for violations of State law.

No it wasn’t…scotus didn’t hear that case

You lie again