The Volokh Conspiracy - D.C. Police Checkpoint Plan Likely Violates the Fourth Amendment:

So says the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, reversing a district court decision that denied a preliminary injunction against the plan. Orin blogged about this last year, and largely anticipated the D.C. Circuit's conclusion. As my very brief post on this last year suggests, I think the D.C. Circuit got it quite right.

Thanks for How Appealing for the pointer.

	[Eugene Volokh, July 10, 2009 at 1:38pm] Trackbacks D.C. Police Checkpoint Plan Likely Violates the Fourth Amendment: So says the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, reversing a district court decision that denied a preliminary injunction against the plan. Orin blogged about this last year, and largely anticipated the D.C. Circuit's conclusion. As my very brief post on this last year suggests, I think the D.C. Circuit got it quite right. Thanks for How Appealing for the pointer. Related Posts (on one page): D.C. Police Checkpoint Plan Likely Violates the Fourth Amendment: When Can A Police Officer Lawfully Order You To Move Along?:: Is the DC Checkpoint Plan Unconstitutional? "Lanier Plans To Seal Off Rough 'Hoods in Latest Effort To Stop Wave of Violence":