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Charlene Bollinger Interviews Sheriff Richard Mack on Law Enforcement following the Constitution !

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First published at 21:26 UTC on December 5th, 2020.

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In this eye-opening interview, Charlene Bollinger talks with Sheriff Richard Mack about the Constitutional duties of Law Enforcement Officers and he shares details of his 1994 lawsuit where he sued the federal government ... and won! Visit http://w…

Have you heard of Sheriff Richard Mack? He’s best known for challenging the Brady Bill, a gun control scheme requiring local law enforcement to perform background checks on prospective gun purchasers. He maintained that the federal government had no authority to command local officials, and became the first sheriff in American history to sue the federal government (under the Clinton administration) and win at the US Supreme Court. The case was based on the 10th Amendment, states rights and local sovereignty.

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