Anthony Liker Legal Case

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On May 24, 1981, a 11-year-old young lady and her 12-year-old male cousin were strolling their bicycles in a Cleveland stop when they were baited into a lush zone by a man who asserted there was a harmed deer that required their offer assistance. The man pulled a weapon and struck the kid, compelling him to lie on the ground while he assaulted and sexually attacked the young lady. About three weeks after the wrongdoing, Raymond Towler was halted by a recreation center officer close to a similar Cleveland stop for running a stop sign in his auto. The officer saw that Towler looked like the composite portray of the attacker that was made with the assistance of one of the tyke casualties, and brought Towler into the police headquarters where his

The court should find that the evidence found against the defendant, Mr. Arnold J. Stewart, should not have been suppressed under the Fourth Amendment. The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution states that “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.” The moment Stewart left his suitcase in the care of Mr. Holt, he gave him possession over it. In the case of United States v. Arango, 912 F.2d 441 (10th Cir. 1990), the court determined that the one who has the right to possession of personal property has the right to exclude others from searching it. In this situation because of Larry Holt’s growing concerns with the suitcase beginning left with him for longer than intended and the concerns of whether the suitcase contained a bomb, he did not exclude

Lawrence Bittaker took the lawsuit to court because the prison guards took down the 250 loose pictures that were pinned up in his cell had violated is rights of having equal protection as other inmates. Bittaker claims that the officers had violated his first amendment rights. When the lawsuit finally reached the courtroom and the officers stated that the pictures that Mr.Bittaker had hanging were a fire hazard in his cell which they seized the pictures for security reasons.They also claim he had about 600 pieces of loose-leaf paper just stack in a pile inside his cell which was in the plaintiffs' actions to use that paper but inside it was just in a pile.The plaintiff had claimed that the officer took all the loose paper except for the ones

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In 1996, Tony Van Carrutherswas convicted of three counts of first degree murder and continues to say he was framed. He killed Delois Anderson, her son Marcellus and friend Frederick Tucker and dumped the bodies in the Rose Hill Cemetery in 1994. The next day there was a funeral and the coffin was buried on top of the three bodies. “The coffin was later examined when one out of the three killers told the police where the bodies were.” Delois Anderson was still alive when she was thrown into the grave. She later died when the dirt was impacted into her mouth and nose. “Marcellus was a well know drug deal in Memphis, Tennessee and considered Carruthers a close friend.” “In 1993, carruthers was sitting in a Tennessee prison for other offenses and wrote to a fellow friend stating that when he gets out he wanted ‘to make those streets pay me’ and also promised to

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Anthony Michael Sanders suffered through the sudden death of his two-year-old daughter, Ellie Mae, in 2015, but that wasn't where his pain would stop.

Anthony Macias does not have a valid claim for workers’ compensation because he was not under employment during the time of his injury as defined by Labor Code section 3600, where at the time of his injury was not performing services growing out of his employment, nor was he acting within the course of his employment; his injury occurred during a social-athletic activity by his own choice.

Sydney, I completely agree with you. His rights were violated to an extent. In our book it states that our rights end when others begin. When he was just holding up he sign and not yelling profanities his rights were protected by the first amendment. The second he started yelling profanities and causing a scene, is when his rights ended. I also agree that that officers did not detain him too roughly. They did what they had to do. The man was resisting arrest; furthermore, when a person does this, then the police have the right to arrest the person. I also agree that the sign was not he cause of his treatment. He was resisting arrest. The man had wrapped his leg around one of the officers. The treatment that he had received was mainly because

An opportunity opened new doors for Edmond Locard to broaden the techniques future criminalists would use to solve a case. Lydon police department offered Edmond Locard an opportunity to form the first laboratory where physical evidence was kept and were scientifically examined to help solving cases. In the year of 1912, the first laboratory was recognized and the first forensic laboratory was officially formed and opened. Not only did Edmond Locard published over 40 pieces of work, but also passed the bar in 1907 and formed the first forensic laboratory where he began to study more in depth the area of finger print analysis. Soon after the forensic laboratory was formed, Edmond Locard developed the study of fingerprints.

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Christopher Simmons was not your typical American teenager. Abused and neglected as a young boy, by the time he was seventeen years old he came a convicted murderer and was sentenced to the death penalty. His case quickly became under fire for overriding his Eighth Amendment right that stated that the federal government cannot impose cruel and unusual punishment upon anyone. Christopher Simmons was old enough and mature enough to understand that what he did was morally and socially wrong. If someone can completely conjure up a murder plot by oneself, then they should be sentenced to the death penalty no matter the age. Simmons should have received the death penalty despite his age at the time of the crime he

A Civil Action is based upon a true story that Jonathan Harr, a former staff writer of New England Monthly describes a case that in the legal system that is fascinating and compelling. The story of a impracticable quest by an idealistic young personal-Injury lawyer, whose aim was to prove that two conglomerates, Beatrice Foods and W.R Grace, allegedly polluted the water in Woburn ,Mass. a Boston suburb, with carcinogens. Jan had hoped that a victory would send a message to the boardrooms to America and felt that the culture of Leukemia in Woburn guaranteed his success. He never realized that he would be comforted with problems in the justice system.

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