Thanks to Glenn Reynolds for helping us get some attention for the Maye case.

As soon as I get the search warrant, I’ll post a pdf.

Seems to me this is the kind of case that ought to stir up both left and right. The left, I think, for its tradition of defending civil liberties. And the right for its tradition of standing up for a man’s right to defend his home.

The larger issue is of course the abhorrent practice of no-knock and short-knock drug raids to begin with. My paper on these highly-volatile, highly miitarized raids should be out early next year. Maye’s case is in there. But it isn’t the only outrage. There are dozens more.

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