Lawsuits Hope to Change Doctrine That Gives Wildlife Agents Free Rein on Private Property

Property owners are fighting a Prohibition-era Supreme Court decision that laid the groundwork for government agents to enter and search private land at will.

Related Keywords

New Kent ,Virginia ,United States ,Travelers Rest ,South Carolina ,Vermont ,Mississippi ,Louisiana ,Tennessee ,Montana ,Louisiana State Supreme Court ,South Dakota ,New York ,Oregon ,Baton Rouge ,New Orleans ,America ,Paul Larkin ,Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes ,Jake Gosnell ,Justice Holme ,James Knight ,Madalina Vasiliu ,Charlie Hester ,Jtom Manuel ,James King ,Joshua Windham ,Maureen Brady ,Sean Gasser ,Department Of Fish ,Us Geological ,Heritage Foundation ,Institute For Justice ,Louisiana Department Of Wildlife ,Harvard Law School ,Microsoft ,Supreme Court ,Virginia Department Of Wildlife Resources ,Louisiana Wildlife Agents Association ,Louisiana Department ,Remington Model ,Epoch Times ,Fourth Amendment ,Lake Pontchartrain ,Internal Revenue ,Oliver Wendell Holmes ,Casejosh Highlander ,Whitney Highlander ,Virginia Department ,Wildlife Resources ,Commonwealth Attorney ,Law School ,Josh Highlander ,Open Fields ,Good Luck ,