Retention of identification documents when asking for consent does not ipso facto make the request coercive. The record is unclear on how long it took for computer checks to be complete, too. United States v. Perales, 2018 U.S. App. LEXIS … Continue reading →
CA5: Holding DL doesn’t make request for consent coercive; record unclear on how long dispatch took to get back
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CA3: Controlled buy moots Franks challenge to CI
The CI’s story was confirmed by two controlled buys. The Franks challenge to the CI fails as to whether it was corroborated or completely immaterial because of the controlled buys. United States v. Carney, 2018 U.S. App. LEXIS 8116 (3d … Continue reading →
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Video - Florida Growhouse Shoot Em Up
Shoot Out at a Florida GrowhouseFlorida Growhouse Video Shoot OutShots Fired at 15 seconds and video ends with smoke detector alert.Florida Growhouse Shoot Out video just obtained by Florida Drug Crimes Lawyer W.F. "Casey" Ebsary, Jr. Sheriff says "Just after midnight on March 28, deputies responded to an incident where two armed men entered a residence to 12524 Burgess Hill Drive Riverview, FL 33579, USA, in the Panther Trace subdivision and exchanged gunfire with the occupants. There are no know injuries and the suspects have fled the scene. Deputies have determined this incident does not appear random and appears to have been drug related." Detectives are releasing surveillance video of three suspects who unlawfully entered 12524 Burgess Hill Drive Riverview, FL and exchanged gunfire with suspected drug dealers inside.Anyone with any information in reference to this incident is asked to call .Map Of Alleged Grow HouseFighting for you or a…
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Prez Trump declares April 2018 to be "Second Chance Month"
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Heather MacDonald Remembers Judge Reinhardt
Heather MacDonald, alias "the clerk who had gone bad," has this article in the City Journal remember Judge Stephen Reinhardt, who died Thursday.
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Casino Trespass And The Voluntary Exclusion Program
In 2010 Maryland’s first casino opened in Cecil County, a location picked due to its proximity to gambling establishments in nearby Delaware and New Jersey. Lawmakers and citizens were growing tired of losing out on millions of dollars in tax revenue and thousands of jobs to neighboring states, and the response was legalizing casino gambling. Since the Hollywood Casino of Perryville opened roughly 8 years ago five more casinos have opened their doors, with the newest being the billion-dollar MGM National Harbor Casino in Prince George’s County that opened at the end of 2016. The casinos are spread pretty evenly across the state from the Rocky Gap Casino in Allegany County to the Ocean Downs on the Eastern Shore. The Horseshoe in Baltimore and Maryland Live in Anne Arundel County are the closest together distance wise, but draw from a large customer base and have no trouble keeping the profits flowing. Average monthly revenue from the casinos is approaching $150…
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Credit Card Fraud Reported From Users of OnePlus
On this episode of Justice, One Client at a Time, we look at how OnePlus’ servers were comprised, resulting in credit card fraud. Short URL: https://cleg.al/2J9QPJa
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JUAN LUÍS CIPRIANI Y LUZBEL SE DIFERENCIAN MUY POCO
El Cardenal está todavía entre los vivos, Luzbel y su reino lo están esperando. Hoy, sábado 31 de marzo de 2018, lo escuché en sus “Diálogos de Fe”, al oírlo hablar de humildad, vergüenza, “voltear la página” con ejemplos de orden familiar o amical, sentí asco e infinita pena por los crédulos que dan valor a Lucifer con sotana, estos principescos personajes –Cipriani y su corte- que sostienen representan a DIOS, pasan por la tierra para joder a los pobres y miserables, alimentando lo que hoy no es ni por asomo el alma noble y generosa de antaño, demonios como Cipriani se han encargado de ennegrecerlas día por día, año tras año, ¡¡POR CENTURIAS!!, aun así, siendo unos canallas o quizás por serlo, piensan en la rectitud, honestidad y lealtad de un sujeto maquiavélico como Juan Luís…
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Pilots And DUI / OVI In Ohio: Avoiding A Crash Landing
After years of working as a first officer for a commercial airline, Andrea is finally about to become a captain. To celebrate, she goes to dinner with friends and has a couple drinks. On the way home, she forgets to signal a right turn, and an officer stops her. The officer smells alcohol and has Andrea perform field sobriety tests. The officer says he notices ‘clues’ on the tests and arrests Andrea for DUI (called OVI in Ohio). As the cuffs go on, all she can think about is what will happen to her pilot’s license and her career. Legal Turbulence For The Pilot And Her Attorney It seems logical that a pilot’s license would only be jeopardized if the pilot is convicted of OVI. What makes sense logically is not always what occurs with the federal government. And it is the federal government, specifically the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which has responsibility for pilot (“airman”) licenses. The FAA will, in fact, impose sanctions for…
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*** Final Update *** One Vehicle Fatal Crash on I15 North of Idaho Falls.
IDAHO STATE POLICE NEWS RELEASE - generated by our News Release ListServer DO NOT REPLY --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Idaho State Police District 6 1540 Foote Dr. Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402-1828 (208) 525-7377 FAX: (208) 525-7294 For Immediate Release: 03/31/18 3:57 p.m. Please direct questions to the District Office ***** FINAL UPDATE ***** The driver was Brittany J. Stanger, 36, of Idaho Falls. Next of kin have been notified. 3641/3642 ***** END UPDATE ***** On Saturday, March 31, 2018, at 2:09 a.m., the Idaho State Police investigated a single vehicle fatality crash on southbound Interstate 15 at milepost 120.4, near Idaho Falls. A 2002 GMC Yukon was driving southbound on Interstate 15 when it drove off the left shoulder and into the median. The driver swerved back onto I15 crossing both southbound lanes, overcorrected, and rolled coming to rest on the right shoulder. Alcohol was involved. The driver was not wearing a…
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Top-Ten Recent SSRN Downloads in Criminal Procedure eJournal
are here. The usual disclaimers apply. Rank Paper Downloads 1. What Caused the 2016 Chicago Homicide Spike? An Empirical Examination of the 'ACLU Effect' and the Role of Stop and Frisks in Preventing Gun Violence Paul G. Cassell and Richard...
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El Condor Pasa " If I Could " | Guitar and Pan Flute Best Version ( Live )
Gran interpretación, no hay más que decir. DISFRÚTENLA.
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LA FLOR DE LA CANELA, hermoso vals peruano interpretado por un argentino.
Son las 4.35 de la tarde había trasncurrido una hora exacta de mi reposo y como es mi costumbre abro el facebook, pero no había información que no sea de las felonías de los políticos peruanos, sin embargo, un amigo colgó un vídeo de un niño que se llama ENOC cantando un Tango, soy amante de esta expresión musical del alma y la Historia argentina, sensacional el niño. Bueno, repasando en la misma página ,las diversas actuaciones me interesó escuchar el vals peruano "La Flor de la Canela" de Chabuca Granda interpretada por un argentino, me impresionó desde que escuché la primera nota, he escuchado en esta hora cuatro veces tan estupenda interpretación. NO SE LA PIERDAN, SE ARREPENTIRAN DE NO HACERLO, NUNCA SABRÁN CUANTO.
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Michigan Home Health Agency Assistant Director of Nursing Sentenced to Three Years for Role in Paying Kickbacks With $1.6 Million in Billings to Medicare
The assistant director of nursing of a Michigan home health agency, Juan Yrorita, age 63, was sentenced to 36 months in prison on March 29, 2018 by U.S. District Judge Drain for his role in a case involving approximately $1.6 million in Medicare claims for home health services that were procured through the payment of kickbacks, and that were also allegedly medically unnecessary and not provided.Mr. Yrorita plead guilty after four days of trial to one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and wire fraud. As part of his guilty plea, Mr. Yrorita admitted that his co-conspirators at Anointed Care Services (Anointed), a Detroit-area home health agency, paid kickbacks to recruit Medicare beneficiaries. Mr. Yrorita further admitted that as Anointed’s assistant director of nursing, he falsified medical records to support Anointed’s fraudulent claims to Medicare for services that were medically unnecessary and never provided. According to the evidence at…
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FEDS TO FUND NEW JUSTICE BUILDING
Miami is starting to reap the benefits of Mayor Gimenez's rapid capitulation to Miami not being a sanctuary city. The City and the feds announced over the weekend a thirty-two million dollar grant to fund ground breaking on a new criminal courthouse. Parking-lot 26, which adjoins the side of the old courthouse, will be the site of the new courthouse (tentatively to be named the Jefferson Beauregard Sessions Miami Justice Center). When the new courthouse opens, the REGB will be imploded and a modern ten story parking garage will be built which will have room for police, lawyers and witnesses. There are plans, starting in 2020, to open a small mall in the public parking lot across from the courthouse which will include office space, an LA Fitness, retail and fine dinning. Things are looking up. However things are also looking down. Fresh on the success of the State Speedy trial rule allowing prosecutors to demand a speedy trial, the legislature is…
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Mother Accused of Using Bow Saw in Attempt to Behead Autistic Son
A mother in Maryland is facing charges after allegations that she used a saw to try to decapitate her 11-year-old autistic son when she became overwhelmed with concern about the child’s future. 46-year-old Kristina Petrie and her husband of 15 years share a home in Aspen Hill with their two autistic sons. Kristina is a stay-at-home parent while her husband Andrew reportedly has a full-time professional career. One of the Petrie’s neighbors stated that Kristina appeared to spend many of her days taking her children on outings and working outdoors maintaining her yard. On the afternoon of March 12, Petrie’s 11-year-old returned from school to find his mother allegedly having mood swings that took her from crying to laughing within minutes. The child saw his younger brother in tears on the sofa and he proceeded upstairs to his room to play video games before beginning his homework. Continue reading →
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Injury Crash In Caldwell
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: 4/1/2018 2:00 a.m. Please direct questions to the District Office On Saturday, March 31, 2018, at 9:17 p.m., the Idaho State Police investigated a two-vehicle, injury crash at the intersection of State Highway 55 (Karcher Road) and Florida Avenue, in Caldwell. Angel U. Ramos Altamirano, 23, of Caldwell, was driving a 2002 Hyundai XG350 southbound on Florida Avenue when he did not stop for a stop sign at the intersection of State Highway 55 (Karcher Road). Linda Gerthung, 48, of Marsing, was driving a 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander. Gerthung was westbound on Karcher Road when she was struck by Ramos Altamirano's vehicle. Both vehicles went off the southwest corner of the…
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The Nasty And Necessary Bond
Bobby Berreta’s office was on 161st Street in the Bronx, between the Supreme Court and Criminal Court just below the Grand Concourse. It was a crappy little storefront, with a pull-down gate and a sign that guaranteed that the guy inside had no aesthetic at all. It read, “Berreta Bail Bonds.” Bobby was short and fat, but he usually had a smile on his face. When he didn’t, he made Sam Gompers look handsome. He sat in his crappy little office with a picture of a yacht behind him. There was a lot of money to be made on 161st Street. Cash money. Phil worked for Bobby. He was part errand boy, part skip-tracer. Phil was the guy who would meet up in court with the paperwork, take the fee and security and file the bond with the court. He met me for a graveyard arraignment. When I called, he came. If I told him that it was a good bond, that the guy wouldn’t run, there was never any problem. My clients didn’t run, and they never lost a dime on me.…
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E.D.Va.: Suit over opening medical records envelope as non-legal mail was frivolous
Suit over opening of non-legal mail, here medical records, was frivolous. Villafana v. Clarke, 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 54893 (E.D. Va. Mar. 30, 2018). The first officer at the scene conducted a search without probable cause. A supervising officer appeared … Continue reading →
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Judge O’Neill’s Conflict
As the retrial of Bill Cosby heats up, a challenge has been raised to the judge handling the case. It’s not so much that the judge has done anything wrong, although one could well argue that his latest decision to allow the testimony of five additional women at the trial of the alleged rape of Barbara Constand, is very wrong. But even if the ruling, that this evidence is sufficiently valuable to show Cosby’s unique pattern of sexual assault rather than his propensity, is questionable, the challenge is to what might be going on in the judge’s head. It’s referred to as “the appearance of impropriety,” because it sounds less offensive an accusation than the reality of impropriety. Judge Steven T. O’Neill of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas grew emotional and paused twice to compose himself as he read a statement defending his wife, Deborah V. O’Neill, a therapist at a University of Pennsylvania center where she counsels…
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