Sentences with phrase «before police issued»

He explained that he used to camp on the Venice Boardwalk before police issued a stay - away order on him for all of Ocean Front Walk.

Not exact matches

As the former MP for Keighley, the admirable Ann Cryer (who has been courageously campaigning on the issue for many years) said of the failure by police to act before now: «This is an absolute scandal.

There are some issues which made need to be sorted before any transfer becomes a reality which is the conviction in France for assault on a Police Officer last year, of which the player received a two - month suspended prison sentence.

Maybe Milwaukee should focus on policing the more pressing issues like child abuse and neglect and alcoholism... before they start spying on loving parents as they sleep cuddled up in bed with their babies?!

De Blasio dismissed the surge of aggressive desnudas and other costumed characters in Times Square as fake news, right before his own police commissioner admitted that cops are issuing more summonses to the scofflaw panhandlers.

This year, the governor downplayed the issue, listing it with a number of other steps he wants to take, including stricter penalties against bribery, creating an independent agency to police campaign filing violations and greater disclosure by lawmakers of their private law clients who have business before the state.

Director - General of Operations of the Ghana Police Service, Dr. Benjamin Agordzo, has issued a stern warning to any vigilante group in the country that will defile its orders before, during and after the November 7 polls.

Chief Magistrate Olusegun Ayilara, the chairman of the Coroner's Inquest set up by the State Governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, to uncover the circumstances surrounding the death of Senator Isiaka Adeleke, has threatened to issue a bench warrant against the Divisional Police Officer DPO, of Dugbe Police station, Osogbo and the Officer in charge of Homicide, for shunning the sitting and refusal to testify before it.

Even before this issue could be dealt with, there were other video footages from Ada East, a District in the Greater Accra Regional, of Invisible Forces invading a room where Assembly Members were gathered to elect a DCE nominee of the president, hijacked the ballot box, held everyone hostage, stuffed the ballots and declared the president's nominee winner of the elections, while beating those they could in the full glare of the Ghana Police Service men.

Since the complaints about her expenses related to 2010 before IPSA was established, the complaints were given to the standards committee, a body of MPs whose primary task now is to police and judge the conduct of MPs over issues such as lobbying, and the register of MPs interests.

Kelly also took issue with Scheindlin's finding that the majority of the stop - and - frisks never lead to charges, saying much of the police intervention happens before a crime is ever committed.

NIGERIA police have a lot of issues, on self control, this can not happen in UK, before they will go for official duty, most of them will engaged them self with a lot of nonsense,..

Every police officer, deputy sheriff, and person designated by the Erie county commissioner of health, within the county of Erie, is authorized to issue to any person found in violation of this local law, an appearance ticket to appear before a hearing officer designated by the Erie county commissioner of health.

It is pertinent to let the public be aware that the Inspector General of Police since assumption of duty in June, 2016 has appeared about Ten (10) times before the Senate on different issues of National Importance.

The Mass led by Ms. Jayanit Patro, Nari Rashmi Samaj, Kaincha Matia, Women Legal aid cell counselor, Basnati Murumu, Nari Unnati Samaj, Hemal Soren, Nari Jayasri Samaj, rushed to the collector's office without and protection by police and government officials, presented the overall issues and problems of entitlement schemes and its failure before the district administration which was tremendous process of community empowerment by which the socially excluded groups / communities asserted their rights and entitlements.

While CMPD issued body cameras to some of their officers before the shooting, police routinely turned their cameras off or simply did not wear them.

A dog is causing problems in a neighborhood, the owners are not responsive, people try to get somebody to do something and the people who are supposed to be addressing these issues (animal control or the police) don't respond because there is no injured party and the threat to public safety isn't abundantly obvious until the dog has either hurt someone or is threatening to do so right before the officer's eyes.

Perhaps the most shocking thing about either of these works was when they were made — they both date from 2012, a few years before police violence became a hot - button issue for many Americans.

The CCLA is deeply concerned about the Montreal police force's use of a controversial municipal bylaw to cut off social protests before they begin, detain individuals en masse, and issue costly tickets to individuals seeking to exercise their constitutionally protected rights.

The police station is often the first port of call for people suffering from mental health issues, before they move on to further assessment, regardless of whether they have engaged in any criminal activity.

Just hours before bidding would conclude earlier this week, La - Z - Boy corporate counsel R. Rand Tucker placed a call to Proctor Police Chief Walter Wobig and issued him a cordial take - down notice.

Jensen says he never received a warning from police, which reportedly violates police procedure for issuing a warning before using a Taser.

Ian Roland and Michael Fenrick represented the Canadian Police Association before the Supreme Court of Canada in Penner v. Niagara Police Services Board, a case which raises the application of the doctrine of issue estoppel in the context of police disciPolice Association before the Supreme Court of Canada in Penner v. Niagara Police Services Board, a case which raises the application of the doctrine of issue estoppel in the context of police disciPolice Services Board, a case which raises the application of the doctrine of issue estoppel in the context of police discipolice discipline.

Before concluding the hearing, Underhill J referred to his 2006 decision in «C», where he had said «If the police have by incompetence or even bad faith misled the magistrate... it does not affect the validity of his act [in issuing the warrant]».

In this case, the police officer's legal opinions constituted an inducement that render the statement involuntary for the following reasons: i) the legal advice provided by the police officer was central to the issues that the accused ought to consider in assessing whether or not to provide an inculpatory statement; and ii) the accused had stated he wished to seek the advice of Counsel before providing a statement; and iii) the accused did not expressly waive his rights or indicate that he had changed his mind about consulting Counsel before providing a statement; and iv) no reasonable opportunity was given for the accused to consider his options; and v) it can be reasonably argued all subsequent statements were influenced by the police officer's legal advice.

This was done in s 153 of the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 which now requires the consent of the DPP to be given before a magistrate can issue an arrest warrant for an extra-territorial crime.

This applies both where that advice is limited in time, eg until after a criminal defence statement has been filed and served and, worse still, the advice is given not to make such a response at all; • (f) the date on which a party to care proceedings is to file and serve a criminal defence statement in linked criminal proceedings is wholly irrelevant to the court's determination of the date on which that party should file and serve a response to threshold and / or to file and serve a narrative statement in the care proceedings; • (g) the mere fact that a party is ordered to file and serve a response to threshold and / or to file and serve a narrative statement before the date a criminal defence statement is to be filed and served in criminal proceedings is not a ground for failing to comply with the former order; • (h) it [is not] a ground for an application to extend the time for compliance with an order to file and serve a response to threshold and / or to file and serve a narrative statement until a date after the criminal defence statement has been filed and served; and • (i) any issue about alleged prejudice to a defendant in criminal proceedings based on him being required to file and serve a response to threshold and / or to file and serve a narrative statement before the date of a criminal defence statement is to be filed and served, or at all, only arises and is only potentially relevant if and when an application is made by the police and / or a co-accused for statements and documents filed in the family proceedings to be disclosed into linked criminal proceedings [see Re C (A Minor)(Care Proceedings: Disclosure)[1997] Fam 76, [1997] 2 WLR 322, sub nom Re EC (Disclosure of Material)[1996] 2 FLR 725, CA].

I'm thinking of calling the police officer and mentioning I was uninformed that the issue existed before he came to the house.

The recent litigation in Canada regarding production orders that were issued before the amendment to s. 487.012 began with R v Telus Communications Co., [2013] 2 SCR 3 where the Supreme Court of Canada held that a general warrant under s. 487.01 of the Code could not be used to compel a telecommunication company to provide prospective text messages to the police.

At issue in the before the SCC in R. v. Bingley was whether the road - side opinion evidence of a DRE, essentially police officers trained to identify people under the influence of drugs, is admissible as evidence of guilt in a court case.

In addition, s 115 (7) provides that, before issuing an enhanced CRB certificate, the secretary of state shall request the chief officer of every relevant police force to provide any information which in the chief officer's opinion: «(a) might be relevant for the purpose described in the statement under sub-s (2)[ie the purpose for which the certificate is sought], and (b) ought to be included in the certificate.»

The issue before the court was whether Ouimet's Charter rights were violated when he was informed of his right to a lawyer and he responded «yeah yeah» in what police described as a dismissive tone.

At issue before the inquiry are the now - familiar themes of sexism, racism, and classism within our policing bodies, and how those stereotypes perpetuate violence against our sisters.

This week the BC Court of Appeal had the opportunity to decide if it is appropriate for a jury deciding fault for a crash in the context of a personal injury lawsuit can hear evidence that a motorist was issued a ticket by the police which was ultimately withdrawn before trial.

In addition, the Guaranteed Issue polices normally require persons to make payments for two years at the very least before they can use / withdraw their plans.

And the conclusions of Thurgood Marshall show that the issues of race, police and chokeholds struck people of conscience long before Eric Garner's death.

Whether it's the current state of geopolitics, issues related to police overreach, civil rights, environmental realities, or individual work or family difficulty, we are bombarded by more stress than ever before.