The LAPD violated the 4th Amendment when they searched O.J’s house without a search warrant. People believed that they did this in order to take action immediately and plant evidence which would help convict O.J. Mark Fuhrman, the head detective at LAPD in charge of the investigation, was questioned about the planting of evidence at O.J’s residence, pleading the 5th Amendment. In other words, he refused to respond to the questions given to him and chose to exercise his constitutional right to not speak. As an addition to O.J’s defense, Simpson's attorneys questioned Fuhrman about his alleged prior use of racist terms.
McKenzie Pennington Mrs. Vonnegut Evidence and Procedure U.S. Vs Harrison US Vs. Harrison In this case the defendant, Johnny James Harrison was being watched on surveillance by agent Brenneman because of suspicion of drugs and firearms. During his surveillance on the defendant the agent did not see any evidence of illegal activity so he decided to “knock and talk”. A knock and talk procedure is a tactic used by one or two police officers to confront a person about the allegations that they were accused of when there is no probable cause to get a search warrant. Sometimes a knock and talk will result in the police asking to search with verbal consent from the owner. In this case Agent Brenneman knocked on Harrison’s door and told him the police had received an anonymous tip that there were bombs and drugs in his apartment.
Bobby is angry with his supervisor and takes a gun to work to which he wants to scare his supervisor so he waves his gun around and starts yelling at his supervisor. Obviously Bobby should not have brought his gun to work to scare his supervisor, so the Police are called and when Officer Goodman arrives, he calmly asks Bobby to put down or give the gun to Officer Goodman. At this point, the gun accidently goes off hitting Officer Goodman in the hand. The question is if this violates the assault statute? On page 557 of Introduction to law by Joanne B. Hames and Yvonne Ekern, the definition of assault is the placing of another in apprehension or fear of an imminent battery; it is both a crime and a tort.
– This would be Armed Robbery, Sarah has the intention to inflict bodily harm to Makoto should he not comply with Sarah’s request to turn over the computer. Sometimes Armed robbers are bluffers but the prey on the fact that you are not going to call their bluff. When you attempt armed robbery it can escalate real fast to more capital crimes including murder. 3. While passing Makoto’s house one night Sarah sees a laptop computer sitting on a desk near a window.
Emily Burleson 1/15/2013 Mr. Zimmer CJ227 Police Encounters with Suspects and Evidence Did Officer Smith have a reasonable suspicion to make the initial traffic stop? One of the more dangerous jobs an officer has is traffic stops. “The officer never knows what will happen during that stop and must stay alert so nothing can happen to the officer (Anti Essays)”. Officer Smith had reasonable suspicion to pull the car over for a broken taillight, which is a traffic violation, and can receive a “fix-it” ticket or a “correctable violations” ticket. Plus the car she pulled over matched the description of a vehicle that killed a fellow officer.
I was with Carlos at the time of the arrest and the police officer did not listen to a word I said to him. I tried to explain to the officer that they had the wrong person. They call me a gook and told me to go sit down. They told me that I would be arrested to for interfering with a police officer if I did not listen. Carlos was told that he fit the description of the person who robbed the gas station attendant.
He took the snide but it was out of date so it didn’t work he was arrested. The archduke unhurt insisted on going to the hospital to see the men that were hurt. On the way the driver took a wrong turn and ended going down a street were another terrorist was, the terrorist fired two shot one hitting the pregnant Sophie killing her almost instantly the other hitting the archduke in the neck killing him. The terrorist took the snide but of course it didn’t work he was about to shoot himself when he was arrested. I choose this reason because it led Austria to blame Serbia for the assassination.
Officer Smith noticed the suspect’s vehicle appears to have a broken taillight, which appears to be covered with colored tape. Based on the possible broken taillight, Officer Smith has reasonable suspicion to make the initial stop of the suspect’s car. A broken taillight is a trafic law violation, which usually involves a fix-it ticket. Was the “pat-down” of the driver legal? Officers have the rights to perform a pat-down search of the outer garments of a suspect for weapons if he or she has been legitimately stopped with reasonable suspicion and only when the officer has a reasonable fear for his or another person’s safety.
Deliberate Intent Does the first amendment protect advocating murder? In the movie Deliberate Intent, a women, child, and nurse are murdered and the killer read a book that was an instructional guide on how to be a hitman. The characters plan to sue the publisher, Paladin Press. They plead that they are protected under the first amendment’s freedom of press. Paladin Press in responsible for the death of these people and the first amendment should not protect those who are advocating murder.
Boosie told him to get away from door. Sergeant told his men to cut traffic off and get him an ax to cut the door down. They began to knock the door down but they found out that a solid metal and wood door was behind it that wouldn't break. So the Sergeant went back to his squad car and got on the radio to talk to his superiors. He didn't look happy about his orders when he came back to the door.