The U.S. Supreme Court refused to make it easier for police to enter a home without a warrant for reasons of health or public safety, throwing out a lower court decision to dismiss a Rhode Island man's lawsuit after cops entered his home to confiscate guns.

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Wow. I am impressed it was a 9-0 ruling!

And it ancillarilly concerned a gun in the home case.

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