When gun owners are considered guilty until proven innocent

If you are stopped by law enforcement, whose safety should matter more, yours or the officers? Because of the 2017 case, United States v. Robinson, the question was officer safety vs your rights protected by the Fourth Amendment. Another question we should consider is whether officer safety trumps civilian safety...?

I have a lot of concerns regarding this case. Yes, Mr. Robinson was in the act of committing a crime by being a felon in possession of a firearm, but no one other than Mr. Robinson knew that until after he was frisked. Yes, the stop was legal since the officer observed the occupants driving without their seatbelts on.

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