Did the Trial Court Judge Correctly Conclude that Officer Holland Could Not Seize Methamphetamine in Plain View?
The trial court's decision in this case stretches the Fourth Amendment's protec [...]
Can a Hidden Compartment be considered “Reasonably Accessible” for Purposes of a Vehicle Inventory?
Discovery of the bags of heroin in the space behind the access panel pursuant t [...]
Did the Sergeant have to wait for a Facetiming Valid Driver or was the Vehicle Impoundment Reasonable?
Mr. Patterson has not asserted that Sgt. Ropos administered the LCSO’s written [...]
Andy said he didn’t ‘Mess’ with Marijuana but he did he ‘Mess’ with Meth?
Setting aside the absurdity of appellant’s argument that [Det.] Williamson shou [...]
Do Officers Have a Legal Duty to Explain the Inventory Policy to a Fentanyl Dealer [or anyone else] while in the Middle of an Intersection at a Crash Scene?
The policy did not unreasonably fail to require the police to expressly notify [...]
Officer Frank Followed Department Policy … But Should You?
South Dakota v. Opperman 428 U.S. 364 (1976) Decided: July 6, 1976 U.S. Supreme [...]