…searches of probationers violate the Fourth Amendment, so it is an open question. The Court in Knights also declined to address whether a probationer, by agreeing to the probation contract,…
…an open container of alcohol in the back seat but no drugs. The other officers searched Leach and the defendant. An officer discovered cocaine on the defendant, and the defendant…
…men. President Obama wrote an open letter to law enforcement expressing his support, thanking officers for their service, and urging the nation to come together in a trying time. Keep…
…will open, allowing any college that wants to utilize Pell Grant funding to serve incarcerated students to apply and, if approved, launch their program.” The article includes some inspirational stories…
…Id. at 485-86. Harwood was admittedly a state case applying a state rule, but under its logic, a rule from a case like Smith that settles an open issue but…
…privilege and work product will not be easily, accidentally exposed to the government, and in a facility which is open to the defense at its request during normal working hours,…
…judicial deference to an executive agency. The state court of appeals decision opened with a disclaimer that, while courts determine guilt or innocence, “[t]he execution of the sentence belongs to…
…stop the petitioner Lange’s car after observing him driving while playing loud music through his open windows and repeatedly honking his horn. Lange, who was within 100 feet of his…
…after Larry Pearson was arrested in on domestic violence charges, he kicked the door of the police cruiser. After officers opened the door, he spit on them. He was ultimately…
…the scope of the private party’s search. The Robinson court analogized the videotape to a container, which had been opened by the private party, thus permitting a more thorough examination…
