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Minneapolis Bans Police Use of No-Knock Warrants
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey declared an end to all no-knock searches warrants. A policy that bans police from using and requesting no knock warrants in […]
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Faulty Police Field Tests Said This Trucker Was Carrying 700 Gallons of Meth. It Was Diesel.
Police and Drug Enforcement Agency agents (DEA) in Pharr Texas thought that they had captured a large meth smuggling operation. Juan Carlos Toscano Guzman from […]
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January 6 Capitol Riot Defendant Found Not Guilty After Testifying Police Let Him Into The Building
On Wednesday, a federal judge found the January 6 Capitol Riot defendant (who claimed that police permitted him to enter Capitol during the riot) not […]
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Challenge to Prior Restraint on Critics of Police Officer Ends With a Whimper
Today’s Ohio Supreme Court opinion. M.R. v. Niesen: Common pleas court granted a temporary restraining or (“TRO”) to Julie Niesen and Terhas White preventing them […]
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GOP Proposes No Funds For Private Security For Members of Congress Who Call To Defund Police
If a Republican proposal is presented to the chamber, Democrats calling for the defunding of the police might reconsider their position. The Daily Caller exclusive […]
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Police Seized Almost $10,000 From Him. A Court Ruled He Had No Right to an Attorney.
After Terry Abbott was accused of selling drug to an informant, Indiana police took almost $10,000 from him. Civil forfeiture allows police to seize those […]
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Tulsa Police Officers Taunt Elderly Woman With Bipolar Disorder Before Violently Arresting Her
Tulsa Police officers made fun of a woman aged 70 who was suffering from a mental illness crisis and then violently arrested her. Bodycam footage […]
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Trial Court Focused Too Much on Racial Slurs by Defendant Towards Police Officers
Start at People v. AraujoCalifornia Court of Appeal, Justice Anthony Kline and Justices James Richman joined Justice Therese Stear in deciding Tuesday that the matter […]
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Louisiana Supreme Court Allows Police Officer’s Lawsuit Against Black Lives Matter Organizer
Louisiana’s Supreme Court has ruled 6–1 that a Black Lives Matter organizer can be sued by a police officer for injuries the officer suffered in […]
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Police Officer Gets Critic Prosecuted for “Harassment,” Based on Critical Online Posts
Yesterday’s judgment was based on Judge Lee Rudofsky’s decision denying summary Judgment. Long v. Smith (E.D. Ark.): Derrick Long (Grant Long’s nephew) filed a personal […]