…whether consent to search a residence includes consent to search the computers therein, and whether there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in an employer-issued laptop. We don’t have many…
…a child suspected of being a victim of sexual abuse without a parent’s consent or a warrant — even where the suspected perpetrator is the child’s parent. Because the case…
…do so, even if the state thinks that it shouldn’t (though the consent of the defendant is necessary), but it isn’t required to do so, even if the state and/or…
…Consent! Burglary requires, among other things, that the breaking and entering be done without consent. So save those “Dear Santa” letters, defense counsel is getting her trial exhibits in order!…
…this. In Idaho, for example, the court “may, with the consent of the parties, order restitution to victims and/or any other person or entity, for economic loss or injury for…
…2015. Jessie Smith wrote about it here. In general terms, the statute makes it a crime to disclose private, sexually explicit images of another without the other’s consent. The amendment….
…penalty. An individual accused of crime may voluntarily, knowingly, and understandingly consent to the imposition of a prison sentence even if he is unwilling or unable to admit his participation…
…to the warrant requirement: (1) obtaining consent to enter from an appropriate person, (2) probable cause and exigent circumstances, (3) making a protective sweep of a home for dangerous people…
…conditions that prohibit residing with a minor. Confusingly, the age of “majority” does not usually match up with the age of juvenile jurisdiction or the “age of consent” for various…
…In addition, the court concluded that the defendant consented to the college’s internet use policy, which authorized the college to collect and disclose internet data received through its network connections….
