Sandra Bland Case

Arias thought she could just parked her car farther away. However, doing so still risked someone who knew her car driving by and

I located the vehicle and pulled behind it without my emergency lights activated and I made contact with both the female driver and passenger. Shortly after, Edwards arrived on scene and he suspected that the driver, identified as Taya

Conversely, until Elizabeth, Javier ex-wife’s boyfriend shows up, she invited for dessert. Javier becomes angry and begins to insist that he wants his family back; that he walked away from. He begins stonewalling the family at the thanksgiving dinner because his ex-wife had invited her boyfriend for dessert. Javier becomes angry and begins to stipulate that he wants his family back; that he walked away from.

In the court case United States v. Ludwig the police took a narcotics dog through a parking lot in hopes that he would find the scent of drugs (www.loompanatics.com). Since a motorized vehicle has the ability to be driven far away and evidence can be removed, police believe that under certain circumstances they can search a car without a warrant. A dog alerted the cops by letting them know he smelled the scent of narcotics. They asked the suspect if they can search his truck. The suspect didn’t give them consent he was against the search but they still took the keys from him to search the truck. They found drugs in his trunk and a couple of large bags of marijuana. The police didn’t have a warrant nor did they have permission from the suspect to search his truck. The Supreme Court first ruled that it was unlawful to search his car without a warrant and no legit reasoning for the search. Then the court ruled that it was lawful because the officers said that the dog alerting them, were their reasoning for a warrantless search. The cops also stated in court that the reason they took the suspect’s keys is because if they have didn’t, there was a possibility that he could drive off and get rid off the drugs which would be their loss of evidence. This case shows how citizens have certain rights when it comes to their vehicles but they can still be ‘violated” in a sense.

Facts: The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and states that an officer to have both probable cause and a search warrant in order to search a person or their property. There are several exceptions to this requirement. One exception to this is when an officer makes an arrest; the officer can search an arrestee and the area within his immediate control without first obtaining a search warrant. This case brings forth the extent of an officer’s power in searching an arrestee’s vehicle after he has been arrested and placed in the back of a patrol car. On August 25, 1999, the police responded to an anonymous tip of drug activity at a particular residence. When they arrived on scene, Rodney Gant answered the door

She was calling them “stupid naggers” and when they yelled back she stopped her vehicle and got out.

Sergeant Koch arrived on scene with the male subject, later identified as Frederick David Fromm. Fromm was removed from Sergeant Koch's patrol vehicle and positively identified by Zambrano and Francis as the occupant and driver of the GMC who fled the accident scene. Fromm made several spontaneous utterances stating "I was driving, I knew I shouldn't have but Karen doesn't have a license." Fromm was then placed under arrest and read his Miranda rights by my agency issued card.

The petitioner Graham, in this case, is a diabetic man who has asked his friend Berry to drive him to the convenience store to counteract his onset insulin reaction by purchasing a container of orange juice. Seeing the number of people in the store upon his arrival, petitioner Graham hurries back out to the car Berry is currently waiting for him in, asking Berry to drive him over to one of his friend’s houses instead. A city officer respondent Connor grew uncertain witnessing petitioner Graham quickly enter and exit the store, so he followed Berry’s car making an investigative stop, telling the two of them to stand by while Officer Connor gathers the details of what had happened in the store. Upon backup police officers arrival on scene, Graham was put into handcuffs, sustaining multiple injuries while the officers ignored any

That cool, February night in Sanford, Florida Trayvon Martin never planned to die. Trayvon was 17 years old when he got shot by George Zimmerman.When trayvon got shot the man who shot him ran away so he want go to jail.So the police is looking for the man so they can put him in jail and go to court.Trayvon friend tyrek was walking with him when he got shot so he saw the man face.The police was seaching for the man and tyrek wanted to help to find trayvon killer but the police wounldn't let tyrek help with the case so they can find him easy.

First of all, Encinia should have never asked Bland to step out of her car. Although he had every legal right to order her to exit her car, and her refusal to extinguish her cigarette was disrespectful, it was no reason to order her out of her vehicle. One of the biggest issues raised in this altercation is the fact that Officer Encinia threatened physical harm to Bland if she did not exit the vehicle right then. He even pulled his Taser on her and threatened to “light her up”, which is unethical no matter which way you look at it. She had every right to be informed of why she was being arrested and he would not tell her, only kept ordering her out of the car and threatening her. As I stated above, Officer Encinia was the only one visible through most of the video, so it is difficult to know whether he did in fact use force and throw her on the ground, whether she did kick him, and all of the he said-she said from the video. He did, however, use too much force in his attempt to detain Bland. She is a tiny woman and there was no need in him using so much physical force and threatening her with extensive bodily harm in order to detain her. When Encinia is giving his statement, he tells officials that he spoke to Bland in a calm manner and tried to calm her down and she continued to become more irate, and as we can clearly see, he was not speaking to her in a calm manner. He also states that he had informed Bland that she was under arrest upon the arrival of the other officer onto the scene. He claims that, at that point, he told her to stop resisting and that she was under arrest. As we can hear from the beginning of the altercation, she tells him that she is not under arrest so she does not have to get out of her vehicle, at which point, he informs her that she is under arrest and refuses to tell

Sandra Bland was a 28 year old woman from Naperville, Illinois. She was a civil rights activist and a Black Lives Matter campaigner. The police officer in the incident’s name is Brian Encima. He was 30 and became a state trooper in 2014. On July 20, 2015, Bland was stopped after failing to signal a lane change. Encima asked Bland to stop smoking her cigarette. Bland questioned the reason for her to stop in her own car. Encima asked her to get out of the car and Bland reached for her phone to try and record the situation. Encima pointed a taser at Bland and she got out of the car. According to authorities, Bland because “argumentative and uncooperative", and she was taken to custody. Days

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Sandra Day O’ Connor was the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Being a republican she was considered a moderate conservative and served for 24 years. She was elected to two terms in the Arizona senate. Ronald Reagan had nominated her to the U.S Supreme Court in 1981. Receiving a unanimous senate approval she made it as the first women to serve the highest court in the nation.

1. She was told by the officer to put out her cigarette when she refused the officer told her to step out of the car and produced to escalate the situation by yelling and at a point even pointing out his taser at her for her to get out of the vehicle. Sandy keeps insisting that it was her car and she had the right to smoke. Also, that she didn’t had to get out of the car because she wasn’t being arrested. (Wysocki, Aaron. "New Sandy Bland Dash Cam Footage

In the third clip, Charlie become intimidated when he see a police officer, so he manages to get in a car that is stopping on the street and get out of it from the other side. A lady is