Sentences with word «curtilage»

«Defining the Amorphous World of Curtilage for Fourth Amendment Purposes,» published in The Florida Defender, the quarterly magazine of The Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Fall 2009

Defining the Amorphous World of Curtilage for Fourth Amendment Purposes:: Escambia County, Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer James Jenkins

Therefore, I think courts» arguments about curtilage are irrelevant to the real issue.

Recent case specific examples include: incorrect advice concerning permitted development rights (planning consultant); failure to appreciate the extent of residential curtilage (conveyancing solicitors); failure to understand environmental impact assessment (surveyor / planning consultant); conservation area consent issue (architect).

«If clearly posted No Trespassing signs can revoke the right of officers to enter a home's curtilage their job of ferreting out crime will become marginally more difficult,» Gorsuch wrote.

Or are you seriously saying they no new schools should be built in Inner City London without them having spacious playing fields within their curtilage?

«Curtilage» — that's a funny word, eh?

The reason that trash bags are placed outside the curtilage is that municipal ordinances require trash to be placed at the curb, for the convenience of collection personnel, so trash can be collected in an efficient and orderly way.

Claims under s 2 (1) can be made in respect of a building (together with property within the building, its curtilage or land used for the purposes of a claimant's business) or a motor vehicle specified in the Schedule (ie vehicles either not insured for riot damage or those exempt from insurance requirement, vehicles not used or kept on a public road or those which are part of business stock in trade).