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. This was not true. He then asked Harrison if it was okay to search his apartment Brenneman then proceeded to tell Harrison that he was not there to bust him on a small bag of weed…. He had bigger fish to fry. After this Harrison verbally agreed to let the investigators search his apartment.
Analysis and Application: Legal Rights Afforded to the Accused By Kimberly Fleetwood CJ227: Criminal Procedure January 31, 2012 The police were not required to take any procedural steps even though John had made incriminating statements. If they had made the decision to question him on what he was saying, then they would have been obligated to read him his Miranda Rights. It would seem to me though that the police would not stop him to ask questions. The statements he was making would have surely been admissible in court. The only thing the officers needed to do was to take John’s statement down in their report.
He was escorted off the premises while the search was done, and he as well was searched off the premises. The warrant states that the police have the right to search the premises and the person. The search was illegal because Summers was not searched on the grounds of the premises allowed by the search warrant. Information gathered from: Michigan v. Summers - 452 U.S. 692 (1981). (n.d.).
Week 6 iLab Report DeVry University NETW360: Wireless Technologies and Services Evaluate and Solve Common Security-Related Problems Submitted to: Professor Richardson Evaluate and Solve Common Security-Related Problems Introduction Overextension of wireless signals is a problem that is faced by any company that chooses to have a WLAN. The problem with a WLAN extending beyond the necessary area, is the availability that is presented to unauthorized users of the network. This report tries to establish the causes of that overextension. And it will also cover how to properly regulate the wireless signal so that the excess signal is reduced. Specific questions from iLab Scenario 1 Discuss how changing the type of antennas affects the amount of signal spilling outside the building?
They did not address the issue of the smell of burnt marijuana but they left the home. He informed the on duty sergeant and he pointed out the fact that he can write a search warrant based on plain smell alone. He ran a criminal history background check on the home owner and found that he had been convicted once for possession of marijuana. He then drafted an affidavit of search warrant that the District Judge signed and
No one ever said that guns killed Osama Bin Laden. It was the Navy Seals that caught him and killed him. And that is just one example. It was Benjamin Franklin who said “He who sacrifices freedom for security, deserves neither.” If you take all the guns away from Americans, there would be no deaths by guns and that is understandable. But if we as Americans have no way of protecting ourselves and the ones we love, then what is going to happen if the fight comes to our front door?
They had violated statutes 53-22 and 54-196 of the General Statutes of Connecticut (1958 rev). 55-22 made the use of any drug, medical article, or instrument to prevent conception a crime punishable by fine or jail. The latter held anyone who “assists, abets, counsels, causes, hires or commands another to commit any offense” as liable as the principal offender. The appellants were found guilty as accessories and fined $100 each. The case Poe v. Ullman (1961) dealing with the same statute, had been brought before the Court, but they refused to hear the case because no one had been charged with a crime.
Marijuana should be illegal for the majority of medical purposes because of the potentially dangerous side effects. Some of these side effects include lapse, or no commonsense for decision making. There have been absolutely no cases stating a person has overdosed from smoking marijuana, but there have been several documented cases that prove marijuana was the cause of death. An example of this would be, a person smokes one self made marijuana cigarette, and attempts to drive an automobile. The moment that person sits in the driver seat, they become as dangerous as a drunk driver.
Supporters think that since President Clinton was so tough on drugs, nobody is actually looking at the facts to support it. Those that are against the legalization of medical marijuana feel that, once legalized, marijuana can lead to further issues, all of which are negative. One group, Americans for Medical Rights, along with many other followers have supported several successful national campaigns in the fight to legalize medical marijuana. As of recently, the following states have legalized the use of medical marijuana: California, Maine, Arizona, Alaska, District of Columbia, Oregon, Washington, and
Truthfully though the main reasons marijuana became illegal was due to false research and fraudulent research put in place because it threatened big business. As stated by the Washington Free Press “hemp is the number one biomass source on earth and could easily provide the US with all its oil and gas needs, thus ending America’s dependence on fossil fuels” if I were a big CEO in the oil business I sure wouldn’t want that type of competition. Also the fact that marijuana can create paper and is much more renewable than trees would put up a pretty hard competition in the paper industry(wafreepress.org) it only seem smart for businessmen in these and other markets to pick dirty schemes in order to remove marijuana from the market, rather than picking a clean fight that could of ultimately bankrupted