When is an officer allowed to reach into your pockets?
You consented to a search, which allowed them to search your pockets. They don’t need your consent for an external pat.
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You consented to a search, which allowed them to search your pockets. They don’t need your consent for an external pat.
There must be more to the story. Those amounts won’t support a trafficking charge.
It likely indicates that he’s wanted by other authorities and the local jail is holding him on their behalf.
If you were married, you could file for divorce and get this all settled in court. As unmarried roommates who both signed a lease, you either have...
Document your demands to her that she return it. If that doesn't work, call the police. If they won't help, hire a private repossession company.
I'm assuming that his name is on the Title as well as the deed. If so, you gave him half your house. It doesn't matter whose name is on the...
The officers will say that based on something they observed and/or smelled, they had probable cause to search your vehicle. One of their favorite...
Why is a vehicle different than a house? Because you have a greater Constitutional privacy interest in your house than your car.
Nothing you've described sounds illegal. What sounds shocking is that two years after a felony arrest, you still haven't hired a lawyer to answer...
What change in the law are you talking about? Armed Robbery carries 10-20 years, or Life. That hasn't changed.