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The 1952 case that seems to respond to Maduro’s “I have been kidnapped” claim.

The 1886 case that looks overseas and finds a fact pattern which, if not identical to 2026, is at least eerily reminiscent and on point.

The Harvard Law Review publishes this landmark article by Professor Amar on the Fourth Amendment and how an originalist has to look very hard to find its principles in today’s Supreme Court doctrine.