…The defendant was notified and quickly arrived on scene. She was “belligerent, cursing, and very loud” from the time she arrived. Slip op. at 3. She ultimately consented to a…
…computers, it means accessing a computer “in a manner not exceeding the consent or permission” of the person in control of the computer. So whether the law clerk’s conduct ought…
…the officers consent to search the home. Defendant claimed the safe was not his, and no one present would open the safe for a search. The officers obtained a search…
…by the parent showing the parent’s consent and contribution to the crime and thus is sufficient to support a conviction based on aiding and abetting. State v. Walden, 306 N.C….
…she is concerned, the officer may search the computer. The officer is unsure whether the mother’s consent is sufficient, so the officer calls a prosecutor who advises that it is…
…Generally, a warrant is required to enter a home without the consent of the occupants. Yet “a warrant is not required to break down a door to enter a burning…
…question will often consent to reasonable investigation by a law enforcement officer. And of course, if a report concerns an attempted rather than a completed suicide, an officer almost certainly…
…In addition, if the owner can establish that he or she did not consent to or know about the use of the motor vehicle in the prearranged speed competition then…
…to allow us to edit the various responses that we receive into one master video. The video will be used in our courses for the legal professionals. Because consent for…
…that time and the case is remanded to district court with the consent of the prosecutor and the superior court (see G.S. 15A-1431(g),(h)), the district court must hold a new…
