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: 6/11/16 - 4:00 p.m. Please direct questions to the District Office On Saturday, June 11, 2016, at approximately 11:56 a.m., Idaho State Police investigated a two vehicle crash on Highway 21 at milepost 21, about 4 miles north of the High Bridge at the Ada-Boise county line. A deputy with the Boise County Sheriff's Office, David Lee, was patrolling the area in his marked 2004 Ford Explorer. As Lee attempted a U-turn on the highway to catch up to a speeding vehicle, he was struck by the vehicle traveling behind him, a 2010 Ford Escape, driven by Joseph Kaiser, age 69, of Salmon. Both drivers were transported to St. Alphonsus in Boise. Lee was taken by ground ambulance…
Injury crash in Boise County
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Top-Ten Recent SSRN Downloads in Criminal Procedure eJournal
are here. The usual disclaimers apply. Rank Downloads Paper Title 1 318 Racial Profiling Report: Bloomfield Police and Bloomfield Municipal Court Mark Denbeaux, Kelley Kearns andMichael J. Ricciardelli Seton Hall University, School of Law, Seton Hall University, School of Law...
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PPK Y EL FUTURO DEL PERÚ - SALUD
PPK Y EL FUTURO DEL PERÚ – SALUD A diferencia del Saneamiento –altamente técnico- la atención de la salud sus deficiencias y virtudes las encontramos a “flor de piel” en la sociedad, las quejas son múltiples y su solución también. Atendiendo a lo anterior, en mi opinión, el primer problema es la administración de los recursos el segundo disminuir la corrupción y no se podrá conseguir este objetivo si Juan supervisa a Juan, Juan tendrá mucho cuidado en afilar sus uñas si la supervisión la realizará Pedro. A que me refiero, si a la Dirección de Salud de la Región San Martín la supervisan especialistas de la Región Cajamarca seguro estoy que el Director de Salud de la Región San Martín administrará su sector con la mayor eficiencia posible. La propuesta anterior la tomo prestada de los…
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He Quit Twitter (And You Can Too!)
Note: Yes, another twitter post, but it’s not my fault (of course it is; no one makes me write about something I don’t want to write about, but since everyone makes excuses about how their volitional acts these days aren’t their fault, why not me?). The New York Times Washington Deputy Bureau Chief, Jonathan Weisman, explains his decision to leave the twitters, and his 35,000 followers, behind. The beginning of my end with Twitter came with both a frowny face emoticon from Ari Isaacman Bevacqua, one of The Times’s audience development experts, and a boilerplate email from Twitter: “We reviewed the account and content reported and are unable to take action given that we could not determine a clear violation of the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules) surrounding abusive behavior.” For weeks, I had been barraged on Twitter by rank anti-Semitic comments, Nazi iconography of hooknosed Jews stabbing lovely Christians in the back, the gates…
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D.Mass.: PC shown for white collar email search by declaration of investigator that email is commonly used
A federal search warrant issued by a USMJ in the District if Massachusetts could be served on an email provider in Florida under § 2703(b)(1)(A). The affiant’s statement that white collar defendants frequently use email to communicate was sufficient to … Continue reading →
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S.D.Cal.: Riley does not apply to a search of a cell phone at the border
Riley does not apply to a search of a cell phone at the border. Calling it “investigatory” doesn’t add anything to the argument. “[A]n entire body of jurisprudence has been built around border searches, and the specific lexicon used by … Continue reading →
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Two people I know presented at Muhammad Ali’s funeral
Many years ago, I first met Nipponzan Myohoji Nichiren Buddhist monastics Denise Laffin and Gyoshu Utsumi of the Atlanta Dojo and Great Smoky Mountains Peace Pagoda in Tennessee, who on June 10 represented the Buddhist tradition at Muhammad Ali’s funeral. Nipponzan Myohoji is a small order that focuses on peace walks and spiritedly chanting and drumming the Odaimoku, Na Mu Myo Ho Ren Ge Kyo, which is the essence of the Lotus Sutra, and is my license plate’s acronym. They chanted the Odaimoku at the funeral, as shown here. Tina Turner regularly chants the Odaimoku to a different, guttural tune Both my mentor and friend Jun Yasuda http://katzjustice.com/how-a-411-woman-with-a-drum-helped-send-me-on-a-peacefully-powerful-trajectory/ from the Grafton, NY, Nipponzan Myohoji Peace Pagoda http://www.graftonpeacepagoda.org and Muhammad Ali at different times were recognized with the Courage of Conscience Award.…
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E.D.Wis.: Fact no ticket was issued for cause for stop doesn’t make stop unconstitutional
The stop was justified, and the fact the officers had a subjective motive to conduct a drug investigation and never issued a traffic ticket doesn’t make the stop and search unconstitutional. The search warrant for defendant’s home was based on … Continue reading →
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N.D.Cal.: Decision of a USMJ to issue a search warrant is reviewed by the District Court for “clear error”
The decision of a USMJ to issue a search warrant is reviewed by the District Court for “clear error” in the Ninth Circuit. United States v. Alvarez, 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 75970 (N.D.Cal. June 10, 2016): Where a judge has … Continue reading →
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Now a murderer, Oscar Pistorius facing resentencing
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"Venice Commission: Poland surveillance powers reach too far"
From Jurist: In an opinion issued on Friday, the Venice Commission announced that it believes Poland's current surveillance powers are too broad [press release] and need to be checked. The opinion focuses on sections 19 and 20c of the Police...
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Justice Department Should Investigate Bad Prosecutors
The U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) monitors lawless local police departments and state prisons across the country – and there are plenty of them in need of oversight. In a June 6, 2016 opinion piece, To Stop Bad Prosecutors Call the Feds, the editorial board of The New York Times cited a federal judge who called prosecutorial misconduct—the withholding of exculpatory Brady evidence—an “epidemic” in this country. The Times is now calling upon the Justice Department to monitor state district attorneys’ offices with histories of misconduct under the same 1994 law that allows it to monitor police departments. Rogue Prosecutors Not Held Accountable, Rarely Disciplined The Times pointed out that state courts “often fail to hold [unethical] prosecutors accountable, even when their wrongdoing is clear” and “ethics boards rarely discipline them”—a concern we have repeatedly addressed—and that the…
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D.Guam: Def’s detention at Customs for 13 hours for SW for rectum was based on RS
Defendant’s 13 hour detention at airport customs was reasonable where it was based on a report from a CI that defendant would arrive from Manila with drugs hidden in his rectum. A dog also alerted on him in the luggage … Continue reading →
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After most deadly mass shooting in US history, sadness and frustration and realism
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"Michael Hubbard, Alabama House Speaker, Is Convicted on 12 Felony Ethics Charges"
From The New York Times. In part: Michael G. Hubbard, the speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives, whose sharp-elbowed approach to politics propelled the Republican Party to dominance in his state, was convicted Friday on 12 felony ethics charges,...
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One Concert Review Every Five Years — Gogol Bordello & Frank Turner
Frank Turner The Sleeping Souls at The Beachum, June 11, 2016 I took my daughter to see Frank Turner & Gogol Bordello at The Beachum last night. Really, she took me. I’m not a music journalist, as you will soon realize, so, I’m going to tell you how I felt. First, Frank Turner and his band The Sleeping Souls. Continue Reading The post One Concert Review Every Five Years — Gogol Bordello & Frank Turner appeared first on Orlando Criminal Defense Attorney Blog.
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Don’t Face Felony Charges Alone
Las Vegas resident Joey Kadmiri has been sentenced to 10 years after being convicted of a host of offenses. Court documents say that Kadmiri was arrested after being caught trying to steal costumes and props from the Thunder from Down Under show at the Excalibur. When confronted by performers, Kadmiri tried to argue that he was a new cast member. He pulled a gun, firing twice before being subdued. Kadmiri’s lawyers presented evidence regarding their client’s history of mental health issues and detailed the abuse he suffered at the hands of his father. Ultimately, the defendant pled guilty to felony theft, battery and weapons charges. Kadmiri’s situation was made worse by the firearm he had in his possession at the time of the attempted theft. He broke Nevada law NRS 202.290 when he aimed the gun at people. Depending upon the value of the items he attempted to steal, he may have also broken NRS 205.240 for petit larceny or NRS 205.220 for grand larceny. Being…
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Texas Supreme Court Calls Civil Asset Forfeiture a “Remedy” instead of “Punishment” Skirting Constitution
Texas Supreme Court Holds Exclusionary Rule Does Not Apply to Civil Asset Forfeitures: Why call it Punishment When You Can Call it a Remedy? The Texas Supreme Court recently found that illegal searches and seizures do not stop the State from trying to keep the property it illegally took. In State of Texas v. One (1) 2004 Lincoln Navigator, the Court, in a departure from the recent trend curtailing certain asset forfeiture practices, held that civil asset forfeiture actions are not quasi-criminal, and thus are not covered by the protection of the exclusionary rule. In this case, a vehicle was stopped and the driver was arrested. As a result of the arrest an inventory of the vehicle was taken and drugs were found. A civil forfeiture commenced arguing that the vehicle was used to acquire, store, or deliver drugs. However, a hearing concluded that the arrest was illegal and the evidence found within it was suppressed, or thrown out. This left the State with no means to connect…
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Orlando
To my brothers and sisters there, my heart is with you.Beating slow and quiet.But it is with you.
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ORLANDO TRAGEDY
The deadliest shooting in U.S. History. …
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