Federal court recently decided that a police officer accused of questionably arresting a student at high school on terrorizing charges can’t be sued. But the […]
Starting at Thompson v. Central Valley School Dist. No. 365The case was decided by Chief Judge Stanley Bastian (E.D.) a month earlier. Wash. “[W]e … […]
After the murder of George Floyd in Minnesota by a police officer, there was hope that this tragedy would lead to political momentum that could […]
Many people saw 2021 as the ending of a bad era and beginning of something better. The end of an era was not what it […]
Starting at O’Connell v TuggleYesterday’s decision was made by the Tenth Circuit (Judge Robert Bacharach joined by Judge Allison Eid). The appeal is based on […]
Starting at Laviage v. Fite), a decision made last week by Judge Lynn Hughes, (S.D. Tex.) (Tex.) Houston Chronicle (Jay R. Jordan)): Dennis Laviage is […]
Bau Tran is currently in the state prison for criminally negligent murder after he killed a motorist trying to escape a traffic stop. The jury […]
In some instances, whether you are able to exercise your First Amendment rights in a free and unrestricted manner depends on your location. One example […]
In two circumstances it determined final fall and final winter, the U.S. Supreme Court docket urged that it is likely to be ready to restrict […]
Two opinions were issued by the Supreme Court Monday. They grant qualified immunity for police officers who are accused of brutality. This overturns lower court […]
