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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsMore of Scalia's "New Professionalism"
By Ed Brayton
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Ever since Justice Scalia declared that there was no more need for a rule against no-knock raids because there was a "new professionalism" among police, Radley Balko has been mocking that claim with example after example of corruption and incompetence by the police. Here's a perfect one to add to the list. Jonathan Turley has the story:
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