Hey, you guys remember the story of the 2012 SWAT raid on a Kansas family after officers mistook their son's science-experiment hydroponic tomato garden and the mom's loose-leaf tea for marijuana?
10th Cir. just revived their civil rights suit for a second time.
10th Cir. just revived their civil rights suit for a second time.
This was the one where the officers barged through the front door at 7:30am, threw the dad to the ground and held him at gunpoint while they rummaged through the house for hours finding no weed and no grow operation.
Oh, and then for good measure on their way out the officers, with zero evidence, told them that their son had a drug problem and they should probably get him treatment.
Anyway, the 10th Cir. has once again revived their lawsuit. ca10.uscourts.gov/opinions/18/18…
Anyway, the 10th Cir. has once again revived their lawsuit. ca10.uscourts.gov/opinions/18/18…
The panel continues to make a hash over it though.
I suspect these panelists have a communication problem.
I suspect these panelists have a communication problem.
Lawgeeks, more details on this opinion and the twists that brought us this far in this thread here:
