Sentences with phrase «if police officers»

Imposing reasonableness as a constraint would not be necessary if police officers were obligated to allow the accused to immediately contact counsel.

Even if police officers have fulfilled their constitutional obligations, an accused may still make self - incriminating statements before reaching the police detachment.

For example, we carefully review police reports to determine if police officers properly obtained search warrants.

«Of course if the appellant had been lured to the police station by some trick or deception or if the police officers had behaved oppressively towards the appellant, the justices» jurisdiction to exclude otherwise admissible evidence... might come into play.»

When Dixon leaves, Willoughby explains to Hayes that Dixon has a «good heart» and if all police officers with «slightly racist leanings» were removed, there wouldn't be any police officers left.

LONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS — Karen Dennis grew visibly passionate as she stood before the Civilian Complaint Review Board, insisting something needed to change if police officers hoped to bridge the gap between themselves and the Queens residents they serve.

«There is so much liability for police officers today, and most things come down to a he - said - she - said,» Ward tells Inc. «If a police officer gets a complaint or goes to court, it's an officer's word against someone else's word.

Hypothetically, if the police officer he contacted did not follow through, would we still be talking about his moral obligation of not continuing to follow up?

Any person on this earth who commits a crime needs to be held accountable, it does not matter if your a police officer, fireman, news broadcaster, famous celebrity, priest, monk, factory worker, or cashier, you are a citizen of a country, each country has rules, each person is answerable to these rules.

Im of the midset that it should be a penalty if your hair covers up your nameplate - like if a police officer cant read your license plate - its a safety issue for officials.

For instance, in Washington D.C. if a police officer stops your teen and asks his name, he is required to tell the officer.

If a police officer searched everyone, the possession charge would be thrown out as the search would be excluded as having insufficient basis.

So if a police officer sees a person with a gun run into a group of people, the officer can require the entire group to submit to searches.

I wonder if every police officer will be subject to 2A gun rights losses based on any prescription medications?

She asked Sgt. Derek McGork during his presentation on civilian encounters, if a police officer is allowed to racially profile someone like her son.

They'd only find out about the criminal charges from a background check or if a police officer checked their ID.

Murray was asked: «If a police officer shoots an unarmed resident of Nassau County, how will your office respond?»

But if a police officer or investigator can find a child's name, birthdate and school from a parent's social media posts, it seems logical that a predator might be able to as well.

Even though you were probably speeding, the ticket can get dismissed if the police officer can't prove it under federal laws.

At court, the lawyer may request to review certain required documents, such as; the documentation illustrating what type of instrument was used to calibrate the speed at which they are alleging you were doing, and if the police officer can't provide these required legal documents --- the ticket gets DISMISSED.

And if a police officer pulls you over with suspended registration, that officer can immediately impound your car.

If the police officer wrote the wrong date or license plate number on the ticket — the ticket gets DISMISSED under the court of law.

If the police officer disobeys the required procedures and protocols, a lawyer can use these breaches, inaccuracies, and flaws to get the speeding ticket dismissed; even though in reality you may have been speeding.

However, if a police officer stops you from recording, that is by itself unlikely to reach a court unless they also prosecute you for the recording alone, which is very unlikely to happen.

If a police officer enters a party filled with 40 to 50 young people, demands that they line up, and proceeds to sniff the breath of each person to determine if they have consumed alcohol, is this a custodial interrogation requiring Miranda warnings?

If a police officer gives me an order, how can I tell whether or not I'm legally obligated to follow that order?

If a police officer injured you during an arrest, it is unlikely that your case will be successful unless they used an unreasonable amount of physical force.

Tennessee has an implied consent law which holds that if a police officer has probable cause to believe you were driving while intoxicated, then you consent to a chemical analysis of -LSB-...]

If a police officer has your ID or phone or says, «Stop» or «Wait here», you are detained.

If a police officer can treat a United States senator in this manner, imagine how many run - of - the - mill, less - educated or - savvy criminals are intimidated into pleading guilty for what they might not have done.

Perhaps better, because not all homicides are murder, or even unlawful, we could rephrase the question as «what lawful actions can someone take if a police officer is trying to kill her?»

If a police officer really wanted to find them, they'd have to do a bit of digging for them.

If the police officer involved shows up your ALR it gives your DWI lawyer an opportunity to question the officers involved and lock them in to their testimony.

If a Police Officer knocks on your door, and identifies himself, do you have to let him in?

If a police officer stops someone for a traffic violation and they don't have a driver's license and no identification at all, what is the charge?

If the police officer were also the judge and jury, there'd be a huge problem.

If a police officer ever says you do not need an attorney, call an attorney.

In the same example, if the police officer saw the driver not on the phone but eating a sandwich, he could issue the driver with a fixed penalty for not being in proper control of their vehicle.

You are asking what you could legally do if a police officer is just about to murder a person.

For example, if a police officer is given information that previous illegal operations involved people of a certain ethnic background, and that the occupiers of the home in question are part of that same ethnic group, it would be erroneous and offensive for the officer to conclude, since all previous cases involved people of that ethnicity, and people of that ethnicity are involved in this crime, that the home in question must therefore contain an illegal operation.

As a result of an investigation if a police officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a crime has been committed they have -LSB-...]

If a police officer has reasonable grounds to suspect that a person has alcohol or drugs in their body and has operated a motor vehicle within the preceding three hours, the officer may demand physical coordination tests or a breath sample.

The same holds true if a police officer loses his observation before the period has expired — the period must start all over.

(15) If the police officer who is the subject of the hearing is charged with an offence under a law of Canada or of a province or territory in connection with the conduct that was the subject of the complaint, the hearing shall continue unless the Crown Attorney advises the chief of police or board, as the case may be, that it should be stayed until the conclusion of the proceedings dealing with the offence.

If a police officer is not present, the other people may try to lie and put the blame on you even if it wasn't your fault.

However, even if you have a lower blood alcohol level, you can still be charged with impaired driving if the police officer believes that your ability to drive the motor vehicle was impaired by alcohol.

Third, and related, at least if a police officer uses demonstrably excessive force, I believe a claim in self - defence can be made.

If a police officer does pull you over for this offense, a higher penalty applies than if you are caught by camera.

If a police officer arrives at the scene, take his name and contact details and enquire when the accident report would be ready.

It does not matter if the police officer let you go without a ticket, someone is at fault and it's not going to be the ice.