Though it is not clear whether the officers here were trying to conduct a “sneaky” search – one they knew to be unlawful – this decision is correct, and because the search was not valid, the evidence had to be disregarded – suppressed. Excerpts from the Article: The Supreme Court of Wisconsin held that the Court of Appeals erred when it affirmed the denial of a suppression motion because officers were not acting in...

This is just more of tRymp’s vindictive nonsense, costing taxpayers millions of dollars for his efforts to defend such a dumb move in court. His lawyers had to know before even filing that they will lose these cases – it’s a clear abuse of power! Excerpts from the Article: When the U.S. Department of Justice declared New York City, Seattle, and Portland, Oregon “anarchist jurisdictions” last month and threatened to...

A good decision. The requirement of due process exists to safeguard everyone’s rights, including the criminally accused! Excerpts from the Article: The Supreme Court of Arizona held on September 1, 2020, that a statute increasing a misdemeanor charge to a felony for merely being part of a gang is unconstitutional on its face as a violation of substantive due process, affirming a trial court’s dismissal of the charges. In two separate...

This is bullshit. Members of the family owning the company, the Sackler family, should be prosecuted and jailed! JAILED, if convicted. The company is in bankruptcy, and those in charge knew damn well what was going on. One main purpose of incorporating is to protect individuals from personal liability, but in this case there is good reason to “pierce the corporate veil” and hold the Sacklers criminally liable! Bottom line: what they...

As my good friend Charito points out, too few latinos and hispanics vote, and her organization and others are uniting to inform them of why they should and to get them out to VOTE!  The Article: By Charito Calvachi-Mateyko As public policies are decided in the halls of the legislature, these become personal matters for Americans of Latino descent. For them, national and local deliberations about immigration, Dreamers, equal rights, health care,...

This is nothing, unless you are one of tens of millions of Americans with a loved one in prison! Here in DE, they still are just dumping men on the street at 3 or 4 am, with nothing, and DOC does not notify anyone.  🙁  Excerpts from the Article: Independently obtained and analyzed data from April 2017 to April 2018 showed that 73 percent of all prisoners — more than 16,000 in total — were released after Philadelphia jail facilities’ cashier...