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FBI Successfully Forced A Criminal Suspect To Unlock His Wickr Account With His Face
21 July 2022
Based on (admittedly scattershot) case law, the best protection for your phone (and constitutional rights) seems to depend on whatever device owners feel is the most persistent (or dangerous)...
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amazon
apple iphone 11
child sexual abuse material
christopher michael terry
constitution
csam
face id
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
fifthamendment
forbes
thomas brewster
wickr
Court Tells Cops That Legally Owned Guns Are Evidence Of Nothing, Order Return Of Seized Money
20 April 2022
The opportunistic actions of drug warriors has often been encouraged by courts, which have been willing to grant considerable leeway to law enforcement, even when their articulated...
Kansas and California Cops Used Civil Forfeiture to Stage Armored Car Heists, Stealing Money Earned by Licensed Marijuana Businesses
The Institute for Justice argues that the seizures violated state law, federal law, and the U.S. Constitution.
18 January 2022
Because the continued federal...
attorney thomas west
bank secrecy act
california
ceo deirdra o'gorman
colorado
dea
department of justice
deputy jonathan franco
deputy kalen robinson
dickenson county
doj
drug enforcement administration
empyreal logistics
fifthamendment
financial crimes enforcement network
fourth amendment
inland regional narcotics enforcement team
institute for justice
interstate 70
kansas
kansas city
marijuana
missouri
pennsylvania
rohrabacher-blumenauer amendment
san bernardino county
sheriff shannon dicus
special agent bryson wheeler
u.s. constitution
u.s. district court for the central district of california
Devonia Inman Sees His Conviction Overturned After 23 Years Behind Bars
29 November 2021
MORE THAN 20 YEARS after Devonia Inman was sentenced to life in prison for a murder he swears he did not commit, a judge in Georgia has overturned his conviction, writing that state misconduct and...
adel
atlanta
attorney melinda ryals
attorney tom reilly
brady
chattooga county superior court
cook county
devonia inman
dinah ray
dna
donna brown
fifthamendment
georgia
georgia attorney general
georgia attorney general's office
georgia bureau of investigation
georgia state bar
georgia state university
georgia supreme court
hercules brown
jessica cino
judge david nahmias
lookout mountain chief judge kristina cook graham
murderville georgia
pizza hut
rebecca browning
shailesh patel
south georgia
taco bell
the intercept
troutman pepper
william bennett
Is the Fear Factor Overblown in Police Shootings?
22 November 2021
At issue in the review of every police shooting, whether it’s at night or in daylight, whether it’s an officer’s first shooting or third, or whether the person has a gun, a knife or no weapon at all, is one factor.
Fear.
For...
black lives matter
bryan pena-valencia
casey hadfield
center for policing equity
clearfield
cody belgard
colorado
dillon daylor
district attorney sim gill
fifthamendment
fraternal order of police
frontline
governor jared polis
house law enforcement and criminal justice committee
john jay college of criminal justice
maj. scott stephenson
minnesota
new york city
new york times
peace officer standards and training
post
professor dolores jones-brown
professor justin nix
professor stephen k. rice
randy shrewsberry
rep. jennifer dailey-provost
rep. paul ray
salt lake city community exercise
salt lake county
salt lake tribune
seattle university
sgt. scott lauritzen
sue rahr
the institute for criminal justice training reform
tracie keesee
u.s. supreme court
university of nebraska omaha
utah
washington state criminal justice training commission
Windsor police officer Daniel Crocker holding Army 2nd Lt. Caron Nazario at gunpoint
Windsor police officer Joe Gutierrez (since fired) joins in the fun!
Nazario lawsuit delay denied
1 July 2021
A federal judge has denied Windsor Police Officer Daniel Crocker’s request to delay Army...
african americans
army 2nd lt. caron nazario
army lt. caron nazario
attorney anton bell
attorney general mark herring
attorney general mark r. herring
attorney jonathan arthur
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
fifthamendment
hampton commonwealth's attorney
hampton roads
isle of wight county
isle of wight county commonwealth attorney georgette phillips
joel rubin
judge roderick c. young
new york
norfolk
office for civil rights
officer daniel crocker
officer joe gutierrez
pender & coward p.c.
police chief rodney "dan" riddle
public affairs office christina pullen
route 460
spokeswoman charlotte gomer
spokeswoman karen rucker
united states attorney's office
virginia
virginia attorney general's office
virginia beach
virginia human rights act
virginia public integrity and law enforcement misconduct act
virginia state police
walter e. hoffman united states courthouse
windsor
windsor police department
wpd
Massachusetts Supreme Court Being Asked To Decide Whether Cops Can Engage In Warrantless Surveillance Of Social Media Users
23 September 2021
The top court in Massachusetts is asking itself (and legal counsel representing both sides) questions that -- on the surface level -- don't really...
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boston
boston police department
constitution
courthouse news
fifthamendment
first amendment
fourteenth amendment
fourth amendment
frio fresh
justice scott kafker
justice serge georges
massachusetts
massachusetts assoc of criminal defense lawyers
massachusetts supreme court
massachusetts supreme judicial court
prosecutor ian maclean
snapchat
suffolk county
thomas harrison