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Dennis discusses 3 important case law decisions that are important for police officers to be educated on.
Can a police officer be sued if a prosecutor dismisses criminal charges? Thompson v. Clark, 20-659 (2022): https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/20-6...
In this short, Dennis explains Rawlings v Kentucky. In order for someone to be searched incident to arrest, you just have to have PROBABLE CAUSE. FACTS: Defendant was convicted in commonwealth ...
31 maj 2017 · This standard is examined under three prongs: 1) The severity of the crime, 2) whether the suspect resisted arrested or attempted to evade arrest by fleeing, and 3) whether the suspect posed an immediate threat to the safety of the officer or the public (the most important factor).
19 cze 2017 · But most importantly: Understand the minute details that can sway the justices in either direction, and be ready to defend your actions, based on verbiage contained in case law, to bolster your cases.
11 cze 2023 · In this article, we will explore the top 10 case laws in which every law enforcement officer in the United States should be well-versed. These cases cover essential topics such as Use of Force, Probable Cause, Reasonable Suspicion, Miranda, Search and Seizure, and Traffic Stops.
24 lut 2017 · Cops have to know their state and Supreme Court law and articulate how they apply the laws to the decisions they make out on the street. Here are five United States Supreme Court rulings that most cops know...and wish the American people did too.
