…patient abuse to include certain culpably negligent conduct). For other offenses, the courts have held that the requisite intent can be implied from culpable negligence. Jones, 353 N.C. at 166…
…CI as a witness (in a footnote, the Loden court implied the analysis would likely be different if the government attempted to introduce evidence relating to the CI’s involvement). The…
…of Appeals has complete discretion to grant or deny defendant’s petition, regardless of Rule 21. Additionally, the Court explicitly overruled any precedent that held or implied that the Court of…
…that the plaintiff submit to a strip search and obtained written consent to do so. Finding no contraband, the plaintiff was allowed to complete her visit. The district court granted…
…or private property, without consent. It contains several exceptions for law enforcement, including surveillance with a warrant, under exigent circumstances, or of “gatherings to which the general public is invited.”…
…she (1) (a) confines, (b) restrains, or (c) removes from one place to another (2) a person (3) (a) without the person’s consent or, (b) if the person is under…
…woman was acting nervously. She refused consent to allow the officers inside. The officers nonetheless entered the apartment and found the defendant in a back bedroom. Cocaine and firearms were…
…City Council’s authority to order the police to refrain from conducting consent searches during traffic stops, described here. (One possible distinction between the two situations is that there is a…
…by the time final judgment on the parties’ claims was entered on January 24, 2008. In the meantime, Marie and Leon Whitworth, pursuant to a consent order in the equitable…
…does not include the trunk. The trunk may be searched when probable cause exists to search the entire vehicle, consent, or when officers conduct an inventory search. Although the United…
