38 days ago by Joel Bieber

Jesse Ventura has a TV show on truTV called “Conspiracy Theory”. Every show chases possible conspiracies and leads the viewer to the possibility… or rather the probability that nothing is as it seems, because of conspiracy. Shows include him postulating that there were “Two Oswalds” for the killing ...

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50 days ago by Daryle C. Tibbs Esq.

Criminal Law: "Can Ohio police conduct a search of my personal property of they don't have a warrant?" For more information on this and related topics, please check out our website at: www.tibbslawoffice.com, and our Youtube Channel at: www.youtube.com/tibbslawoffice.

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52 days ago by The Law Office of Nancy King

It's time to highlight some of the criminal law cases the U.S. Supreme Court will decide next year. One of the most important is United States v. Maynard, in which the Court will determine the limits of police surveillance using GPS devices. United States v. Maynard concerns Lawrence Maynard, who in ...

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52 days ago by Chris Walsh

As a Jacksonville Criminal Defense Lawyer I scour the local, national, and world news to stay informed on current Criminal legal issues. Just recently a news article by Foxnews.com sparked my interest. The article titled "Cocaine Bust Lands Curvy Model in Italian Jail," was a colorfully written arti ...

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54 days ago by OppenheimLaw

The Oppenhemim Law editorial team found this ironic: A drug dealer has more constitutional rights to protection from the government in his home than your average homeowner in foreclosure. In a case being appealed to the United States Supreme Court, the Florida Supreme Court recently held that becaus ...

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57 days ago by Brandon W. Barnett

Out near El Paso, the law enforcement folks are pretty anal about boundaries. Apparently, their “border-protection” mentality applies equally to law enforcement officers from neighboring jurisdictions. Below is a summary from a federal quarrel between officers of El Paso and Hudspeth Counties. While ...

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58 days ago by Pat Murphy

Scott Pattison told police that he came home from work and found his wife with a weight bar pinned across her throat. His account of his wife’s tragic death may have held up except for the fact that he had forgotten that he had equipped his home with a surveillance system. At 12:14 p.m. on July 2, 2 ...

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66 days ago by LibertyPen

Fighting terrorism one catheter at a time. With age come such things as catheters, colostomy bags and adult diapers. Now add another indignity to getting old — having to drop your pants and show these things to a complete stranger. Two women in their 80s put the Transportation Security Administratio ...

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68 days ago by Kent Scheidegger

The US Supreme Court took up only one case in its orders list today. The question involves qualified immunity in a civil suit against Secret Service agents. Plaintiff Steven Howards confronted Vice President Cheney a Colorado shopping mall back in 2006. His confrontation went beyond verbal into very ...

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69 days ago by krisnelson

Daniel J. Solove ’s 2008 book, Understanding Privacy , attempts to characterize and understand the complex and contradictory modern views and approches to privacy. For Solove, “[p]rivacy concerns and protections do not exist for their own sake; they exist because they have been provoked by particula ...

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