Sentences with phrase «police conduct did»

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Waco police also told the alleged victim they had contacted Baylor, but according to documents and interviews conducted by Outside the Lines, Baylor didn't begin looking into the allegations until Sept. 11, 2015.

Brandon McMahon, 33, of Oak Lawn was charged with disorderly conduct Aug. 19 after he fell repeatedly while climbing onto the water slide, then refused to come down when lifeguards asked him to do so, police said.

«We have to allow the police to conduct their investigation and hold the people to account who did wrong in this area.»

The most chilling moment on election night was hearing Theresa May, when asked what she now wanted a Conservative government to do that it had been prevented from doing by having to work with the Lib Dems in coalition, answer that her first priority was to pass legislation that would empower the security forces and the police to conduct surveillance on the scale needed to keep the country safe.

He filed a formal complaint with the Civilian Complaint Review Board on Saturday night and noted that he thought his race had something to do with the police officer's conduct.

But from an entirely impartial perspective, as a journalist for a prominent political website which rarely goes down to street level, there does seem to be something terribly unhealthy about the way protest policing is conducted in Britain today.

«I think everybody in this country who wants to see politics cleaned up, who wants to see a situation where people do not buy their way into the legislature, will be extremely encouraged at the Metropolitan police conducting such a thorough - going inquiry,» he said.

«In my own opinion, the investigation so far conducted by the police was done with ethnic bias and I demand a thorough investigation that is devoid of ethnic sentiments.

Brafman said Tuesday: «It does not appear that Mr. Banks, either while employed by the New York City Police Department or after he retired, was involved in any intentional criminal conduct.»

Findings by the Nigeria Politics Online revealed that the activity witnessed in the area which led to a palpable tension was a safety drill exercise which has to do with a mock search and rescue exercise being conducted by the police and aviation authorities.

«Allegations that Mr. Grant violated the police code of conduct do not support a conviction of a federal crime,» said John Meringolo, who represents Grant.

Recent stories include a story Heaney did with Steve Brown of WGRZ on the city's low homicide clearance rate and a piece by Daniela Porat on a the inadequate monitoring of police conduct.

* School resource officers from the Syracuse Police Department who provide security in the schools do not get training on the school's code of conduct, disciplinary procedures or appropriate ways to address misconduct.

«If the public does not have trust in the way in which the Police Department conducts its own affairs, it's going to have a difficult time putting its faith in the police,» remarked Police Department conducts its own affairs, it's going to have a difficult time putting its faith in the police,» remarked police,» remarked Dadey.

«That the Attorney General «s office wrote a letter dated 15th November, 2017 to the police directing them to send the docket to the AG's office for review but the officers conducting the case have refused to do so.

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In Westminsterian governments (Australia, UK, Canada) whilst political bodies (the parliament, senate or House of Commons) can order investigations they do not conduct them, the investigation is handed over to actual investigators like judges, lawyers and police (oh crap, these are government employee's too, thankfully I'm not a paranoid nutbag).

«Stacking playing cards can be done with as few as two cards,» says one volunteer card - stacking teacher who would only identify himself as «Idra» for fear of being construed as conducting a political activity and suffering reprisals by Hamas, Israeli settlers, the Shabiha, ISIS, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda and its affiliates, the Israeli Army, the Mossad, both the Syrian Army and the Free Syrian Army, the CIA, MI6, the Iranian Army, the mukhabarat of every country previously named plus Jordan, both the secret and non-secret Egyptian police, and western drone strikes.

Also, since no NY misdemeanor is involved, the police do not even have the right to demand identification information at all, so theoretically the individual could complain about the officers conduct.

In the US, you can be detained by being put in the police car while a probable cause search is conducted, police can detain Without arrest for up to 48 hours if their is PC of a crime to give them time to investigate / question a suspect (if they don't invoke counsel... If they do then they can hold but not question).

The goal of the proposed reforms is for corporations to become, in essence, the front line of defense against fraudulent conduct by self - policing and providing information to the government if employees do engage in misconduct.

The leading case is R v Morris, 1998 NSCA 229 where Justice Thomas Cromwell held, at paras. 34 - 5 and 43, that Garofoli does not foreclose a reviewing judge from considering whether the conduct of the police in seeking a warrant was so subversive of the process that the warrant must be set aside to «protect the process and the preventive function it serves».

The Supreme Court of Canada held that students are entitled to privacy in a school environment and police do not have the right to conduct searches of public spaces when the search is not authorized by statute or at common law.

After the accident, police conducted an investigation and determined that not only did the brakes give out but also the driver had been speeding immediately prior to the accident.

Agencies tasked with policing the internet do so with a highly specialized and trained agents, conducting everything from undercover operation to highly technical analysis of computer data.

The causes of action included assault and battery, or alternatively negligence, by the officer who had done the shooting, and negligence regarding preparation for the raid and the post-shooting conduct of the police.

Although it is important to note that the RCMP's 1982 investigation did lead to Marshall being freed from prison — implying that one can not always assume that a police force will not be able or willing to conduct a proper investigation into allegations of wrongful conviction — we believe that most citizens would feel more comfortable taking this sort of information, at least initially, to a person or body they do not consider to be part of the criminal justice system, or directly or indirectly involved in the original investigation.

Given the stringent nature of laws, they are consistently holding entire husband families to ransom, by threatening them in broad daylight that if they do not bend to their wishes they all would be destroyed and put behind bars because they have they right to report a case without any proofs and without police conducting any investigations.

They would carry out visits to the prisons themselves and police stations and get to review all the relevant documents (such as witness statements, medical reports etc.) Furthermore, they may even conduct the trial if a barrister does not.

Part of the reason for these feelings are that people in Toronto believe that our police officers don't get punished for wrongdoing, receive preferred treatment when charged or conducting an... [more]

A 4 - 3 majority held that the Calgary Police Service did not violate section 8 of the Charter by the manner in which it conducted a «dynamic» or «no - knock entry» search of an accused person's home.

This limitation period does not apply to any incident involving conduct that breached some law or regulation other than the Police Act, such as the Criminal Code of Canada.

The Court of Appeal found there was ``... an arguable issue of substance in this case of sufficient importance to merit the attention of the full court...» since the Summary Conviction Appeal judge ``... did not conduct a meaningful analysis...» with respect to s. 489 (2), and the police «need to know» the scope of their powers in circumstances where firearms are involved and they are ``... lawfully in a residence with children present...» (See para. 11).

The conduct of the police, and specifically Constable Greenwood, ensured that he would not receive that advice until after the police were done with the appellant and had the evidence they needed to convict him.»

The British Columbia Court of Appeal found that, as the police faced an «active, unfolding crime», their actions were appropriate (note: despite removing the Appellant's girlfriend, they did not conduct a search of Mr. Webster's apartment until after they obtained a warrant).

For us conducting a forensic analysis of police evidence is something we do every day.

However, as for the police's powers of search and seizure, the SCC concluded that receipt of the computer from the school board did not afford the police with the right to conduct the search without a warrant.

A penile swab does constitute a significant intrusion on the privacy interests of the accused, but police may nonetheless take a swab incident to arrest if they have reasonable grounds to believe the search will reveal and preserve evidence of the offence the accused was arrested for (here, sexual assault causing bodily harm), and the swab conducted in a reasonable manner.

But that reasonable suspicion did not justify a further search, which police nevertheless conducted: they turned the stereo to get the serial numbers.

As for witness intimidation, the warrant application expressly indicated that the plaintiff's ex-girlfriend had been providing information in the police investigation and that she was reluctant to continue to do so in the wake of plaintiff's conduct.

You can claim that the police did not have a valid cause to conduct a search or that you were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.

A penile swab does constitute a significant intrusion on the privacy interests of the accused, but police may nonetheless take a swab incident to arrest if reasonable grounds to believe search will reveal and preserve evidence of the offence for which the accused was arrested (here, sexual assault causing bodily harm), and swab conducted in a reasonable manner.

The fact that a person is a police officer, or is a police officer conducting his business, does not make the wiretapping law universally inapplicable.

In Wellington, the Court of Appeal held that the Special Investigation Unit («SIU») of the Ministry of the Attorney General does not owe a private law duty of care to victims and their families in conducting investigations of police officers.

According to § 270.30, you can be charged with second degree fleeing from a police officer if you do the actions describes above and due to your conduct, the police officer following you or any other third - party suffers serious physical injury.

The folks at Android Police recently conducted a teardown of v2.9 for Android Messages, and while doing so, discovered a heap of new features that are in the pipeline for the app.