…have probable cause based on the buyer’s appearance alone. More likely, the officer will have reasonable suspicion based on the buyer’s appearance, so one option is for the officer to…
…the provisional licensee before a judicial official for an initial appearance. The law enforcement officer must expeditiously file the revocation report with the judicial official conducting the initial appearance. If…
…about reducing FTAs. Speaking of helping people show up, on Friday, October 28th, the Criminal Justice Innovation Lab hosted the webinar Court Appearance Matters: Promoting Justice and Efficiency by Addressing…
…jail or lockup for up to six hours 1) for processing or release, 2) while awaiting transfer to a juvenile facility, or 3) to make a court appearance during the…
…if the person is in bad enough shape, the initial appearance should be delayed. G.S. 15A-511(a)(3) (allowing the initial appearance to be delayed for a reasonable time if a defendant…
…regarding eyewitness evidence that recommends “[c]reat[ing] a consistent appearance between the suspect and fillers with respect to any unique or unusual features (e.g., scars, tattoos) used to describe the perpetrator…
…G.S. 15A-1011(a), a defendant may, through a written waiver of personal appearance, plead guilty to a misdemeanor through counsel with the approval of the presiding judge. Under G.S. 15A-1011(d), a…
…an arrest; Release on citation will not reasonably assure the defendant’s appearance in court; will pose a danger of injury to any person; or is likely to result in destruction…
…(at least by an ordinary Muggle). The term is used to distinguish an arrested person’s release by an officer before an initial appearance from the release of such a person…
…court by paying court costs and a designated penalty. Offenses for which court appearances may be waived generally are considered less serious than offenses for which a court appearance is…