"We Can't Overrule The Supreme Court?" QUICKEST Court Argument in History
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Robert Johnson's appeal in the 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals revolved around the denial of his motion to suppress cocaine evidence obtained during a traffic stop involving a dog's alert. His attorney attempted to distinguish the case from the recent Supreme Court ruling in Illinois v. Caballes, highlighting concerns about police conduct and pretextual stops. The spirited exchange between the attorney and the judge underscored the challenges of challenging established legal precedents. The opposing attorney expressed a desire not to overrule the Supreme Court, emphasizing the complexity of the legal landscape.
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