&lt;p&gt;A recent question posed to the PT readers was, &quot; Do you think that the Indiana Supreme Court was right to say that citizens do not have the right to resist an illegal search by law enforcement &quot;? I was astounded to see that the very large majority answered no. What the I.S.C. said was that we, meaning ALL of us, do not have the right to appoint ourselves to a committee of one to conclude that law enforcement is making an illegal search and physically resist. The court then said, VERY correctly, that if we feel that we have been the victim of an illegal search our remedies are in civil court.&lt;/p&gt;
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