9th Circuit Court of Appeals Archives - Cop Block

9th Circuit Appeals Court Rules Federal Government Can Ban Medical Marijuana Patients From Buying Guns

September 1, 2016September 1, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 483 Views 2nd amendment, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, Accountability, alcohol abuse, CA, California, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, database, Department of Motor Vehicles, Dishonesty, dmv, double-standards, drug abuse, Drug war, Due Process, dui, dwi, federal ban, freedom, gun ban, Harassment, HIPAA, Justice System, kelly patterson, Medical marijuana, no victim no crime, opiates, opioids, ovi, police, Police State, prescription drugs, rights, S. Rowan Wilson, San Francisco, Second Amendment, Senior District Judge Jed Rakoff

This week the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, located in San Francisco, ruled that a ban by the Federal Government

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Ninth Circuit Court Rules Concealed Carrying of Firearms Not Protected by Second Amendment

June 9, 2016June 9, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 357 Views 2nd amendment, 7 to 4 ruling, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, appeal, Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, CA, California, Civil rights, concealed carry, constitutionalists, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Double Standard, Featured, freedom, good cause, gun control, gun restrictions, Gun rights, important battleground, Jonathan E. Lowy, Justice System, kelly patterson, New York Times, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, overturned previous ruling, Peruta v. County of San Diego, Police State, professor of constitutional law, regulation of gun ownership and use, Right to Bear Arms, right to carry guns outside the home, rights, San Francisco, Second Amendment, security threat, State Law, UCLA, United States Court of Appeals, University of California Los Angeles School of Law

Earlier today, a California appeals court upheld the state’s law that imposes permits and restrictions on the carrying of a

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Police Abuse Videos

$100K Settlement After Video Shows Cops Beat, Sic Dog On Man For Dancing

May 23, 2016 Asa J 809 Views 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, abused police spouse, assault, Brent Frank, Brutality, Civil rights, civil rights lawsuit, cop punches man in face, copblock, copblock.org, cops beat man for dancing, dancing in parking lot, dash-cam footage, excessive force, John Coughenour, Judge John Coughenour, k-9, k-9 bite, lawsuit, Linson Tara, Mike Boehmer, officer Brent Frank, officer Mike Boehmer, police abuse, police beating, Police brutality, police k-9 attacks man, police k-9 bite, Police State, taser, Tukwila, Tukwila police department, Tukwila police officers, unconscious, UPS freight yard, video, Washington

A lawsuit has been settled by the city of Tukwila, Washington after dash-cam footage showed cops brutalize a man when

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It’s A Few Bad Apples Or Police Departments Or Maybe The Entire System

June 1, 2015June 3, 2015 Georgia Sand 916 Views 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, A Few Bad Apples, Alex Kozinski, arrest, Bell, Bell Police Department, Bribery, California, California Courts, charges, chicago police department, City of Bell, Corruption, Fabricated Evidence, Falsified Evidence, interrogation, Jailhouse Informant, Johnny Baca, Judge Thomas Goethals, Kevin R. Vienna, Kim Wardlaw, King City, Lower Courts, Lying Prosecutor, orange county, police, prosecutor, Prosecutorial misconduct, riverside county, Scandal, superior court

“It’s just a few bad apples.” This is pretty much how every police apologist begins the argument, when faced with

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