…stay ‘the commencement or continuation of a criminal action or proceeding against the debtor.’ On its face, it does not provide any exception for prosecutorial purpose or bad faith. If…
…Carter that the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule which exists under federal law does not apply under North Carolina State law.” S3, which is yet another attempt to…
…her location to the service provider by obtaining and carrying a cell phone. However, the court ruled that the officers acted in good faith in obtaining the defendant’s cell site…
…by a malevolent caller, designed to inconvenience an innocent motorist by having them stopped by police. But it’s likely that this sort of report will be made in good faith….
…did not get a chance to show a good faith inability to pay at the second hearing. That was beside the point, the court concluded, because his probation had already…
…not entitled to credit in structured sentencing case for time spent at Potter’s House, an “independent Christian faith-based rehabilitation program [] not affiliated with or operated by either a State…
…The majority nonetheless affirmed the defendants’ convictions, finding that the officers acted in good faith so the exclusionary rule did not apply. The dissenting judge would have ruled that the…
…the property taken by a lender in good faith as collateral for the extension of credit and recorded as provided by law. G.S. 14-10.1(d). Also, no property may be forfeited…
…Kopf writes here on his blog that federal trial judges are “judicial executioner[s] . . . who consciously do[] great harm to other human beings by faithfully executing the extraordinarily…
