Chris Hampson (@chrishampsonlaw.bsky.social)

Excellent student Note in the @HarvLRev, building on bans on debtors' prisons and on punishment for poverty in 14A, to draw key 4A implications. Ability-to-pay should be assessed before warrant issues. harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-13...

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(Attenuating) the Taint of Poverty: How Fourteenth Amendment Jurisprudence and the Attenuated Doctrine Lead to Lesser Fourth Amendment Rights for the Poor - Harvard Law Review Then consequently, those must be bad Laws, which authorize the Imprisoning [of] any Man for Debt, who does honestly give up to his Creditors... https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-138/attenuating-the-taint-of-poverty-how-fourteenth-amendment-jurisprudence-and-the-attenuated-doctrine-lead-to-lesser-fourth-amendment-rights-for-the-poor/