Meet the sheriffs who believe they are 'The Highest Law in the Land'
Briefly

In the 2020 census, Greene County, Alabama, had 7,730 residents and one sheriff. Cook County, Illinois, which contains the city of Chicago, had 5,275,541 residents and one sheriff.
Pishko explains the 'constitutional sheriffs' movement, including its similarities to other fringe movements like the sovereign citizens. Adherents claim that sheriffs alone have the power to interpret how the Constitution should be enforced.
They claim that state governments, the federal government, the president and the U.S. Supreme Court have no power over sheriffs, and that as elected officials, sheriffs are answerable only to their constituents.
Ninety-seven percent of the land area in the United States is considered rural, but only 20% of the people live in those rural areas.
Read at ABA Journal
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