Join us this week for commentary on the Supreme Court’s criminal justice cases ending the term, a single Florida deputy who’s personally framed more than 100+ motorists for drug offenses, an Illinois man arrested for walking outside, and a bombshell election in New York City! *THANK YOU* to this week’s Show Note Sponsors (Anon, Trey Benfield, Judi Kane, Colleen Mahaney, and Michael Teal) and our #Law140 Lovers (Andrew Murphy, Erica Phillips, Helen Poston, Joe Sevits, and Michael VanOrder)! Show Notes: * Episode 93 is a patron-only special on Congressional oversight powers! (Patreon) * SCOTUS: 7.25-1.75, no §1983 lawsuit for retaliatory arrest if there’s probable cause to arrest on any charge at all (CaseText) * SCOTUS: 7-2, separate sovereigns exception to double jeopardy remains alive and well (CaseText) * SCOTUS: 6-3, limitations period for §1983 wrongful prosecution lawsuits don’t start until acquittal (CaseText) * SCOTUS: 5-4, portion of the Hobbs Act is unconstitutionally vague (CaseText) * CALIFORNIA: Sacramento County releases disciplinary file on deputy who lied about traffic stop, tased driver (Sacramento Bee) * CALIFORNIA: San Fransisco police raid home of journalist over leaked report into dead public defender Jeff Adachi (San Francisco Chronicle) * The Police Chief is now “sorry” for the raid (San Francisco Chronicle) * CALIFORNIA: Auditor finds taxpayers pay excessive overtime for the Sheriff’s Office due to paper timesheets (KTVU 2) * FLORIDA: Jackson County Sheriff’s Deputy Zachary Wester planted drugs in at least 118 vehicles! (The Appeal) * Our episode on Deputy Wester’s termination (Fsck #86) * This also happens in Chicago (Fsck #51) * And in Los Angeles (Fsck #37) * And in Baltimore (Fsck #24) * And in Baltimore (Fsck #20) * And in Baltimore (Fsck #17) * HAWAII: Former prosecutor Katherine Kealoha jailed after being found guilty of conspiracy (AP News) * We talked about this case when the officers involved were indicted for fabricating evidence (Fsck #57) * ILLINOIS: The state is mass-expunging marijuana convictions (CNN) * ILLINOIS: