Holmes County Court Case Study

8 incident when Harig was arrested along the Holmes County Trail, where Holmes County deputies were called to investigate a suspicious person. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant for a probation violation, and it was during the booking procedure at the jail he was found to be in possession of drugs.

Jayson Zachary Harper, 31, of 874 The O'Jay's Parkway, pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to domestic violence, aggravated menacing, endangering children and driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. In exchange for his guilty plea, the state dismissed two related charges of kidnapping, eliminating 22 years from his possible sentence.

I placed Cain under arrest and transported Cain to the Brookfield Police Department and processed him. Cain's Linn County warrant number

Following a jury trial in the Circuit Court for Charles County, appellant, Sequan Taiurque Johnson (“Johnson”), was convicted of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, and possession of marijuana. On June 15, 2015, Johnson was sentenced to a total of fifteen months’ incarceration.

“On 01/21/2016, police responded to 5 Colin Drive in the City of Portsmouth in reference to an assault. Upon arrival, the victim Willie Mitchell) stated he was sitting on the couch when he noticed suspect 1, Donavan Sneed, standing on the porch and invited him in. He recognized Sneed as the same male that was involved in an incident that occurred an hour prior. The victim stated that when he entered, three additional suspects followed that he did not see in front of the home initially. The suspects were looking for a resident of the home, Courtney Davis, and some of her friends that had assaulted Sneed approximately an hour earlier. The victim assured the suspects that he was alone and the people they were looking for had left. At that time, all four suspects surrounded the victim when suspect 2, Jerry Harding, stated to the victim “You going to do this to my homeboy.” Before the victim could respond that he was not involved with the earlier incident, Sneed started to assault him. The victim attempted to defend himself when the other suspects grabbed his arms and held him. Sneed then punched him in the nose and the victim fell to the ground. The other suspects also began to assault the victim while he was on the ground. While being assaulted on the ground, he felt one of the suspects attempt to remove his wallet from his back pocket. The victim attempted to hold his wallet in his pocket and tell the suspects that he had no

“All units, please respond to a suspicious man walking on the street between 2nd st main st.” A police officer driving his beat responses to the dispatch as any officer would. Little does he know that he will be in an officer involved shooting and be the reason for protests and riots only because he was doing his job and following protocol. This is too often the case as the media and society are quick to judge what happens in an incident like this. When these tragic incidents happen it's no wonder why cops don't want to go into crime and poverty ridden neighborhoods because they will just be harassed for doing their job by the media and society.

The Marshall Court permanently changed a number of aspects in the United States Government. The Court affected the amount of power the Federal Government possessed, the government’s power over the economy, their role as the Federal Government, the concept of implied power, and the rights of American Indians. The Marshall Court system ultimately gave the Federal government, most notably the Judicial Branch of the government, a greater amount of power to sway the decisions of the states. The Judicial Branch of the government became assertive, pushing to make their judgment absolute, this removed power from the states. The Marshall Court allowed the Federal Government to create a powerful Judicial Branch that was capable of changing many aspects of the American court system and the rights of the states.

On 01-01-2016(Friday) at approximately 2014 hours I Officer Hildebrand and Officer Andrew Emanuel was dispatched to a domestic violence call at 422 N Yellowstone apt. 7. While enroute I was informed by dispatch that a weapon is involved. I arrived on scene shortly after.

On 03/07/2017, approximately at 21:25, I, Officer Rivera, and Sgt. McMichael, responded to 307 N. Kingdom St. in reference to a disturbance.

In this instant appeal, Mr. Shoemaker asserts that the circuit court erred by imposing an improper purge provision after finding him to be in contempt, and that the circuit court erred in finding that Mr. Shoemaker would be liable for alimony payments in accordance with the parties’ original separation agreement. We shall address both of these arguments in turn.

About once a week I have to transfer a case to another Oklahoma County. I have to word process five letters and mail them to the correct county asking for permission to transfer the case. I also do judgement and sentences, which is the paperwork that is sent to the prisons for the inmates to do time in prison. These are very important and have to be correct because they are the proof of how much time the inmate will do and if they were incorrect, the inmate could do too much time or not enough time. My word processing and proofreading skills are very important and I use them daily.

Per the order received, the court suspended this case effective 1/11/17, with the NCP order to pay $350.00 per month on arrearage owed as of the suspension date.Fiscal reviewed case accounts; case overcharged by six months at the rate of $449.00 per month. . Therefore, the WC account balance was adjusted to $0.00 and the WA account balance was adjusted to $17,215.13. Caseworker A. Brant submitted the fiscal request.

According to the Constitution, how do Congress and the President balance the power of the Supreme Court?

Assume a officer faces the subsequent deadly force situation: He responds, together with 2 different officers, to a residence as a results of a 911 call from the house owner. Dispatch reports the homeowner’s son vulnerable her with a table knife, however she was able to shake off the residence.

The dangers that are presented in the article is extensive, because 22% of officer related deaths is due to responding to a domestic violence situation. Officer Michael LaRiviere describes the following dangers to responding to a domestic violence call that the situation is not stable and things change quickly, High possibility of weapons, Past history of domestic violence, The uncertainty of whether or not the domestic violence situation occurring presently or in the past, you don't know if the actors of the situation is present, police safety depends heavily on the information they can gather from the call takers, the most dangerous part when police officers respond to a police call is the initial approach, and finally the police are put