…Is necessary to protect victim or public safety or assure the person’s appearance in court. Juvenile Jurisdiction. WRAL reports that the North Carolina Senate passed legislation this week that would…
…that “was combative and interruptive during the majority of his appearances in court.” Slip Op. at 10. These behaviors caused significant delay in the proceedings, and justified forfeiture of counsel….
…probation conditions related to the defendant’s appearance, public shaming, or even the right to procreate, see the prior posts located here and here. Other Nontraditional Sentences The blog posts linked…
…order concluded that the relationship between the district attorney and the vendor created, at a minimum, “the appearance of a gross impropriety” that “brings the criminal justice system into disrepute.”…
…Cir. 1973) (requiring the defendant to put on a wig and sunglasses to enable the jury to compare his physical appearance with photographs of the bank robber did not violate…
…independent source exception. Nix v. Williams. Following the disappearance of a 10-year-old girl in Des Moines, Iowa, the defendant was arrested and arraigned in Davenport, Iowa. Officers informed the defendant’s…
…assuring the appearance of defendants in criminal proceedings currently is a hot topic in North Carolina and other jurisdictions across the country. Recently, a high-profile case of bail jumping captured…
…due process and equal protection rights when there is no meaningful consideration of their ability to pay and alternative methods of assuring their appearance at trial. The plaintiff in the…
…sentence was affirmed. Still, the Earls court gave a final reminder that trial judges should take care to avoid using language that could create an appearance of impropriety. That is…
…agency or officer for the purpose of interfering with the operation of a law enforcement agency, which would cover swatting behavior. If the false report relates to the disappearance of…
