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[The Purge] What would some examples of landmark supreme court cases be in this universe?

A landmark supreme court case usually happens when two laws//amendments are contradictory, or a loophole is used, and a court case goes to the supreme court. Can you think of any purge-related supreme court cases?
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*Eulenburg v. New York*: Jeffery Eulenburg was a wealthy media tycoon accused of raping and then killing a twelve year old girl. During the 2003 purge, Eulenburg took a vacation to a secure compound in the Caribbean, leaving his mansion protected by armed guards. On purge night, Jonathan Ross, the father of the alleged victim killed the armed guards and used plastic explosives on a bedroom safe in order to steal half a million dollars and a collection of videotapes which showed, in graphic detail, the crime in question along with eight other previously unknown victims.

All of that fell under established purge law. However, Ross then turned the tapes over to the district attorney of New York, who promptly indicted Eulenburg once purge night was over.

At issue was the question of whether Fourth Amendment protections extended to purge night; purge night by its nature includes a near-total suspension of law enforcement, but if an actor receives significant overt or covert encouragement from the state, as it was argued Ross did, they become a de facto (and de jure) state actor and subject to the same Fourth Amendment limitations.

The case was narrowly ruled in favor of Eulenburg, causing the tapes to be ruled inadmissible and collapsing the state's case against him. (Eulenburg was later drawn and quartered by Ross during the 2007 purge.)