WE have a Limited Window Of Time to Overturn Terry Vs Ohio



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22 thoughts on “WE have a Limited Window Of Time to Overturn Terry Vs Ohio”

  1. I feel like a constitutional law scholar would understand that Terry v Ohio being "overturned" could mean that police can stop and frisk WITHOUT reasonable articulable suspicion.

  2. Also, I would like to remind everyone who supports this guy, that Ted Bundy was arrested under Terry v Ohio after he had murdered several young women, and a 13 year old child. Think about that. By using this logic, he would of never been questioned. The officer would never of seen the blood all over him. He deserved worse than a pair of handcuffs. I wish he could of been executed once for every victim. Same with John Gacy, the night stalker and every other serial killer. Not sorry.

  3. Step one to attempting to overturn Terry v Ohio: file a case in district federal court.
    They will say nope.
    Step two: file an appeal in the next higher court. They will say nope.
    Step three: file an appeal with the ninth circuit court of appeals. I think this court is one of the worst, but even they will say nope.
    Last step: file an appeal with the United States Supreme Court. They will decline to hear an appeal on an 8-1 case.
    Dude, it's not that hard, it's just going to take years, and cost a small fortune.
    Even the idiots at the ACLU haven't challenged this ruling. What does that tell you?

  4. Terry v Ohio is not going to be overturned. It was an 8-1 decision. The exception statute you quote for Pennsylvania v Mimms was actually the dissenting opinion in Terry v Ohio. It may make for interesting reading, but it's basically useless. I would think a so called constitutional law scholar would know this. Do you know how hard it is to get an 8-1 decision out of the Supreme Court? It's nearly impossible. And, this was a decision when there were more liberals than conservatives on the court.

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