…that police did not have probable cause to believe the vehicle was carrying marijuana rather than legal hemp or any other controlled substance that would justify a warrantless search of…
…and a suspect, it does not carry great weight as “it is not unusual for the police in their investigative efforts to have late night encounters with individuals”). However, Jardines…
…bondsmen may not, for example, carry guns on school property, even in the process of chasing an armed and fleeing principal. State v. Haskins, 160 N.C. App. 349, 356 (2003)….
…in concert when they opened fire on the occupied vehicle. Although the passenger in the vehicle survived, the court held that the evidence was likewise sufficient to find that the…
…ought to go to prison and how much time is enough, fans of good government can applaud a system that gives stakeholders accurate information about the resources needed to carry…
…Ct. App. 1997) (juvenile’s pedaling of his bicycle in front of storefront where police were carrying out undercover drug buy while yelling “cops, cops . . . . watch out,…
…to seize an item that is uncovered during a search incident to arrest (beyond any temporary seizure necessary to carry out the search). At a minimum, if it is immediately…
…that a disproportionate number of those vehicles will be carrying drugs and trying to evade what they think is an upcoming narcotics checkpoint. Officers won’t stop a vehicle just for…
…carrying a greater punishment.” Shea tackled what that means in this prior post, and on page 191 of her new book. This is my last post of the year. Happy…
…policy, North Carolina probation officers are carrying Naloxone kits to respond to probationers and others experiencing a drug overdose. The policy raises questions, including some related to the limited immunity…
