IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE - generated by our News Release ListServer DO NOT REPLY --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE District 3 Patrol 700 S. Stratford Dr., Meridian 83642 (208) 846-7550 Fax (208) 846-7520 For Immediate Release: 3/16/2018 8:50 p.m Please direct questions to the District Office On Thursday, March 15, 2018 at approximately 10:41 a.m., the Idaho State Police investigated a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Galloway Rd and Emmett Rd near Middleton, ID. Seth Peterson, 41, of Caldwell, was driving westbound on Galloway Rd in a 2001 Ford pickup pulling a utility trailer. Von Humphreys, 57, of Middleton, was driving northbound on Emmett Rd in a 1990 Kenworth semi pulling a single trailer. Peterson failed to yield at the stop sign and collided with Humphrey's trailer. Peterson was not wearing his seatbelt and was transported by air ambulance to St. Alphonsus Regional Medical…
Final Update to Injury Crash Near Middleton on March 15.
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Injury crash northbound US95 at milepost 150, near Tamarack
IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE - generated by our News Release ListServer DO NOT REPLY --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE District 3 Patrol 700 S. Stratford Dr., Meridian 83642 (208) 846-7550 Fax (208) 846-7520 For Immediate Release: 03/16/2018 9:03 p.m. Please direct questions to the District Office On Thursday, March 15, 2018, at approximately 4:00 p.m., the Idaho State Police investigated a two vehicle injury crash northbound US95 at milepost 150, near Tamarack. William McMonigle, 73, of Mountain Home, was driving a 2007 Peterbuilt semi southbound on US95. Carl Nichols,76,of Council, was driving a 2009 Ford F150 pickup northbound on US95. McMonigle crossed over the center line at milepost 150 and sideswiped Nichols. Nichols left the roadway and went down the right side embankment. Nichols and his passenger, Nola Nichols, 73 of Council, were not wearing seatbelts at the time of the crash. …
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D.Minn.: Older information about drugs confirmed by an ion scan of door knob 72 hours before SW not stale
Officers received detailed information in May 2017 of several being involved in the drug trade in April 2017. This resulted in a search warrant of others. Another CI provided information about June 2017. “In addition to Defendant being seen in … Continue reading →
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OH3: Court declines to extend state const to trash searches
The court declines to extend the state’s constitution to prohibit trash searches permitted by the Fourth Amendment. While other state courts have done so, this state has not yet, and that’s for the state supreme court. Another district had also … Continue reading →
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OH11: Def’s vehicle and occupants matching description of bank robbery getaway car and suspects was RS
Defendant’s vehicle matched the description of a bank robbery suspect’s truck in terms of the color, size, make, and model, and the defendant matched the suspect’s description in terms of his gender, race, and clothing. That was reasonable suspicion. State … Continue reading →
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PA: SW papers issued by GJ retain secrecy and aren’t open
The search warrant issued by a state grand jury are still entitled to grand jury secrecy, compared to other judicial records. The court followed In re Gwinnett Cty. Grand Jury, 284 Ga. 510, 668 S.E.2d 682 (2008). In re 2014 … Continue reading →
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The Judge Aquilina Show
If some woman, call her Rosemarie Aquilina, wants to rent a church or auditorium and spend her day sitting on a high-backed chair listening to women tell their stories of harm, some serious and some petty, some real and some imagined, then she should. But there is a fair chance that few would show up to bear witness to this woman. Unless, of course, this wasn’t merely a random woman, but a judge. And not merely some unknown state judge, but the judge who became overnight-famous during the sentencing of Larry Nassar. How famous? Natalie Portman on Saturday Night Live famous. Before the sentencing, Rosemarie Aquilina was merely a judge. For the most part, judges aren’t particularly cool people, celebrities. Sure, there’s Judge Judy, but she wasn’t really a judge anymore, but a daytime star playing a judge on TV for the benefit of the homebound and terminally unemployed. Aquilina was a judge. An actual judge. And other than Supreme Court Associate Justice…
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SALOMON LERNER FEBRES LOS HOMOSEXUALES Y LA DEFORMACIÓN DEL PENSAMIENTO
http://larepublica.pe/politica/1212093-intransigencia-pseudocristiana “Mucho se ha dicho en estos días sobre las implicancias potenciales de este fallo. Siguiendo su lógica cualquier colectividad podría paralizar el sistema educativo impugnando judicialmente cualquier contenido lectivo que les disguste. Pero además de esa implicancia de política pública general, hay que insistir en los extremos de oscurantismo y de ignorancia que van ganando terreno en la institucionalidad del Estado”. “La versión que los enemigos del respeto a la diversidad propalan es tan grotesca que resulta inverosímil que ellos la crean sinceramente: que si se enseña que las identidades de género se constituyen en la sociedad, eso no resulta ser sino una invitación a que niños y niñas cambien de género “como se cambia de camisa”, según reza el lugar…
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Reinventing Atticus
While Harper Lee’s “To Kill A Mockingbird” may have been the foremost inspiration for lawyers to defend the accused, it’s not a book without issues. It’s fair for people to take issue with its themes, language and, well, message. No one should be forced to read it if they don’t want to. But is it fair for Aaron Sorkin to take Lee’s book and turn it into a woke vision of what Harper Lee would have written if she was Sorkin? Her estate says no. One of the year’s most anticipated Broadway plays — the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” — faces a legal challenge from Ms. Lee’s estate, which is suing over Mr. Sorkin’s version of the story. In a complaint filed Tuesday in federal court in Alabama, the estate argued that Mr. Sorkin’s adaptation deviates too much from the novel, and violates a contract, between Ms. Lee and the…
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E.D.Mich.: Detroit’s removal of 85 used cars parked on city land as a trespass was reasonable
Plaintiff is a used car dealer who parked cars on a city owned lot that they were trying to acquire, but it never went through. The cars weren’t removed despite requests, so all 85 were towed off by towing companies … Continue reading →
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S.D.Cal.: If you’re suing over a SW issued on false allegations, somebody has to put the SW papers in the MSJ pleadings; nobody did, so denied
This is an excessive force and illegal search claim where plaintiff claimed her husband was unreasonable killed in violation of the Fourth Amendment and state law. It also included a claim that the search warrant was obtained by judicial deception. … Continue reading →
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Christmas Highway Deaths Rise in Georgia over the Holiday
Traffic deaths typically rise over the holidays and Christmas 2017 was no exception. The period saw Christmas highway deaths rise compared to the previous year. A report in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution noted traffic-related deaths in Georgia over the Christmas travel period surpassed the 2016 total with hours left. Police recorded 11 fatalities on the state’s highways since the travel period started at 6 p.m., the Friday before Christmas, according to the state Department of Public Safety. The 102-hour window finished Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. In 2016, eight people lost their lives during the Christmas period, officials stated in a news release. The officials were not making a like-for-like comparison. The period is 24 hours longer this year, Georgia State Patrol spokeswoman Tracey Watson said. Christmas Highway Deaths Rise in Georgia over the Holiday The GSP reported 392 crashes with 208 injuries in 2016 during Christmas travel. Col. Mark McDonough, commissioner of the…
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ALFREDO BULLARD Y SUS DOS PATAS ABSURDAS
https://elcomercio.pe/opinion/columnistas/canchita-oscurecida-alfredo-bullard-noticia-505068 No deseo comentar las “metidas de pata” que a juicio de Alfredo Bullard ha realizado el Indecopi en el asunto de los cinemas con comida a gusto del dueño, es decir, del cine, y como es el de la idea nadie puede obligarlo a vender otra cosa menos aun a permitir que le saboteen la idea. Si no les gusta vayan a otro cine, “libertad de empresa” alega Bullard en defensa de sus engreídos. La pregunta es sí, los amantes del sétimo arte tienen respecto de los cines, NO de las películas donde escoger. La respuesta es NO, podría equivocarme hace muchos años que no voy al Cine, pero lo dudo. Finalmente la idea en el fondo no es original es una elegante forma de robarle al ciudadano utilizando maquiavélicos procedimientos entre el prestador del servicio principal y sus proveedores del secundario,…
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Top-Ten Recent SSRN Downloads in Criminal Procedure eJournal
are here. The usual disclaimers apply. Rank Paper Downloads 1. Harmless Errors and Substantial Rights Daniel Epps Washington University in St. Louis - School of Law Date Posted: 16 Feb 2018 [3rd last week] 194 2. State Criminal Appeals Revealed...
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Case o' The Week: Defense Loses the Match Game - Verduzco-Rangel, Cal H&S 11378, and Agg Felonies
What if you think you’re selling meth, but the drug is really Chorionic Gonadotropin? No worries, from the Feds (unless, of course, you’re an alien).United States v. Verduzco-Rangel, 2018 WL 1220747(9thCir. Mar. 9, 2018), decision available here.Players: Decision by visiting Sr. D.J. Rakoff, joined by Judges M. Smith and Friedland. Facts: Verduzo-Rangel was convicted of 8 USC § 1326. Id. at *1. The agg felony was a prior conviction for possession for sale of meth, in violation of Cal. Health & Safety Code § 11378. Id. Verduzo-Rangel’s underlying indictment and plea agreement established that he had been previously convicted of trafficking meth (a controlled substance under both state and federal law). Id. at *2.Issue(s): “Verduzco now argues that his conviction was not in fact an aggravated felony. . . .” Id.at *1. “For purposes of this appeal, the Government concedes the first two prongs [of the…
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Law 360: Rights Groups Say CLOUD Act Tramples Civil Liberties
Law 360: Rights Groups Say CLOUD Act Tramples Civil Liberties by Stephen Bishop: The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the American Civil Liberties Union and others are calling on Congress to block legislation meant to facilitate cross-border data requests … Continue reading →
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Crash Eastbound I-184 near the Curtis Exit
IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE - generated by our News Release ListServer DO NOT REPLY --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE District 3 Patrol 700 S. Stratford Dr., Meridian 83642 (208) 846-7550 Fax (208) 846-7520 For Immediate Release: 3/17/18 6:58 p.m. Idaho State Police is investigating a crash eastbound on I-184 at milepost 2, near the Curtis exit in Boise. The right lane is blocked. 3641 -------------
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*** Update *** Crash Eastbound I-184 near the Curtis Exit
IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE - generated by our News Release ListServer DO NOT REPLY --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE District 3 Patrol 700 S. Stratford Dr., Meridian 83642 (208) 846-7550 Fax (208) 846-7520 For Immediate Release: 3/17/18 7:20 p.m. ***** UPDATE ***** The right lane is open. 3641 ****************** Idaho State Police is investigating a crash eastbound on I-184 at milepost 2, near the Curtis exit in Boise. The right lane is blocked. 3641 -------------
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NPR: Critics Concerned About Privacy Issues As Biometric Scanning Increases
NPR: Critics Concerned About Privacy Issues As Biometric Scanning Increases by Brian Naylor: The government is steadily increasing the use of facial or biometric scanning at the nation’s airports. Airlines say it can speed the boarding process, but critics say … Continue reading →
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The Hill: FBI supervisor warned Comey in 2014 that warrantless surveillance program was ineffective
The Hill: FBI supervisor warned Comey in 2014 that warrantless surveillance program was ineffective by John Solomon & Alison Spann: An official who supervised the FBI’s Section 215 warrantless phone surveillance program revealed by Edward Snowden in 2013 says he … Continue reading →
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