…addition, the guardian may be allowed to represent the juvenile in legal actions before any court; consent to certain actions of the juvenile including marriage, enlisting in Armed Forces, and…
…a typical citizen like the jurors.” Id. at 10. Defendant’s admission of sexual contact with a minor was voluntarily given; seizure of cellphones was justified by consent search and exigent…
…in effect. Under the Cyberstalking statute G.S. 14-196.3(b)(5), it is a Class 2 misdemeanor to knowingly install, place, or use an electronic tracking device without consent, or cause an electronic…
…she did not consent. Some have since claimed that they thought it was a game, or that she was pretending to be asleep because she was shy, but Pelicot said…
…United States v. Robertson, an interesting case about whether consent to search was voluntary when several officers went to a bus shelter while investigating a suspicious foot chase, asked an…
…exceptions. United States v. Lambis, 197 F.Supp.3d 606 (S.D.N.Y. 2016). Officers used a Stingray to locate a suspect’s apartment, then asked for and obtained consent to search the residence. They…
…leave the RV, at which point they approached him, told him they believed he was cooking meth, and asked for consent to search the premises. He did not consent. Meanwhile,…
…(1) The evidence in a second-degree kidnapping case was sufficient that the Defendant unlawfully removed the victim without the victim’s consent by means of fraud and trickery for the purpose…
…Given that, the waiver of jury trial on the date of arraignment and trial, pursuant to notice provided on that date, with the consent of the trial court and the…
…patrol car to ask Peart for consent to search the rental car, he told Reed to “‘sit tight.’” (Slip op. at 10.) In addition, another trooper stood directly outside the…
