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The “21-Foot Rule” and Constitutional Claims Against Federal Officers

Posted 2 years ago — Ooley Law Blog

This week on The Daily Bullet we discuss a case out of Texas where a man was unlawfully held at gunpoint by a federal officer. We also discuss the concept and the theory behind the so-called “21-Foot Rule,” which is a misnomer that stems from some observations made by Dennis Tueller about reactionary gap.

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