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Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Is a Donald Trump-Style Authoritarian
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Trump claimed he was the “law and order candidate,” and doesn't believe in holding police accountable for violence. 

Gorsuch, in his rulings, shows a similar devotion to police impunity.
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n a 2006 case, police had caught 22-year-old Ryan Wilson growing marijuana in Lafayette, Colorado. Wilson tried to flee, but an officer tased him in the back of the head and he died of cardiac arrhythmia. 

Wilson’s parents sued for damages, claiming that police had used excessive force. 

When the case found its way to the 10th Circuit, Gorsuch ruled in favor of the police. 

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“Mr. Wilson was resisting arrest by fleeing from officers after they identified themselves — even if the crime of which he was suspected was not itself a violent one,” Gorsuch wrote for the majority.
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There you have it.  Grow some pot, get tased in the head for trying to run.  Killed dead.

Gorsuch?  A-OK.
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Welcome to the police state.