Over the past week the Associated Press has published reports describing instances of physical and emotional abuse at the Word of Faith Fellowship church in Spindale. According to the AP,…
…good faith exception to the exclusionary rule); United States v. Brooks, 911 F. Supp. 2d 836 (D. Ariz. 2012) (noting potential Supreme Court support for the mosaic theory, but finding…
…in good faith, absent something more. Impact of Blake. Blake clarifies that a trial court lacks authority to preemptively invoke a procedural bar against a defendant for future claims the…
The Associated Press reports that the investigation into the Word of Faith Fellowship congregation in Spindale is expanding into questions of whether church members enticed Brazilians to come to North…
…in one of his autobiographies, Armstrong recounts a North Carolina ride that renewed his faith in cycling. (I think it was his first book, It’s Not About the Bike. As…
…determined that exigent circumstances excused the need for a warrant in this case, and in any event found the exclusionary rule inapplicable because of the good faith and inevitable discovery…
…dissenting judge in Laughton viewed things slightly differently. While agreeing that the warrant was invalid, that judge would have applied the Leon good faith exception because “[t]o not link the…
…and raped the women at his Hollywood home. Masterson was a high-ranking member of the Church of Scientology at the time – a faith seemingly far more common in Hollywood…
…a good-faith inability to pay the money. Absent a collateral public safety concern, DCC might recommend “unsatisfactory early termination.” It’s kind of like a dishonorable discharge from the military –…
