…Sheriff. He claimed that detention officers repeatedly interfered with his rights by refusing to send or deliver his legal mail, by opening his legal mail outside of his presence, and…
…was insufficient to support the conclusion that defendant was the aggressor. Id. at 28. “Opening the door” to discussion of victim’s friendly nature did not entitle defendant to question victim’s…
…court denied). Prior to opening statements, defense counsel notified the judge that they were not sure whether to give an opening statement, as the defendant had refused to work with…
…unlock the car, but when he attempted to open the driver-side door, the plaintiff used his elbow to block it from fully opening and closed the door. The supervising officer…
…polling place to support state senator Jeff Tarte when he was approached by Jason Donald Wayne and two other people. Wayne allegedly was openly carrying a weapon in a holster…
…flawed. Using drugs meant for individuals with medical needs to carry out executions is a misguided effort to mask the brutality of executions by making them look serene and peaceful…
…of lethality.” Meanwhile, the Sixth Circuit recently decided that a park ranger may detain for over two hours, at gunpoint, a man openly carrying an AK-47 pistol with a 30-round…
…the pill bottle and noticed that it did not rattle like a pill bottle normally would, so he opened it and found crack cocaine. The defendant challenged the search but…
…and be more open about releasing videos of police shootings to victims’ families and the public.” The move comes after the department was reluctant to release footage of the Scott…
