//Knolan’s Knonsense aims to revive the rhetorical & political essayist devoid of party politics. It will not argue points for the Federal agenda from a micro or individual viewpoint, but from a macro or society-at-large viewpoint. Focusing the Federal agenda not for the benefit of the Federation at large is an offense to the Federation …
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The Supreme Court heard oral argument today on the case of Navarette v.-California, a case which will define the level of “reasonable suspicion” that is required to pull somebody over. The facts are simple. Someone anonymously called 911 on a truck that cut them off, but didn’t cause an accident. Then, law enforcement up the …
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