This past week, the Supreme Court decided Caniglia v. Strom. Some commentators have characterized it as “closing a loophole” in the Fourth Amendment (the amendment governing searches and seizures). Others have said that it will make it more difficult for police to respond to situations requiring emergency entries into the home. But mostly, the case seems to portend bigger things to come. It arose in 2015 in Cranston, Rhode Island, where one night Edward Caniglia and his wife Kim got into a heated argument. At some point, he placed a loaded handgun on a table and told her “shoot me now and get it over with.” Instead, Kim spent the night at a motel, and contacted the police to do a “welfare ch
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