Podcast by E from UE
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Government |
This week, the Court of Appeals ruled on whether an officer can stop someone on suspicion of carrying a handgun concealed. The ruling appears to contradict a ruling from 2020 - today we examine what is happening here.
This week, the Virginia Court of Appeals reversed a Murder conviction and reversed a child rape conviction, both for Miranda violations. We talk about what happened and what we can learn from these rulings about the right to remain silent and potenti... more
This month, the 4th Circuit issued a significant ruling on social media warrants. Today, we dive into the case and talk about lessons for how courts will evaluate warrants for electronic data.
Today, we look at a case involving the search of clothing collected from a hospital ER, and what it teaches us about how to analyze complicated 4th Amendment questions.
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I’d be interested in you covering whether there are any instances short of arrest where officers can require during an investigative detention. Also is there any police authority to temporarily seize someone to serve an EPO. Say the respondent flees. May we chase in order to serve? Or is it simply a civil matter.
Great topics with supporting details!! more
Thanks for the podcast! Can you do one on Miranda and also talk about ID yourself in VA?
Keep the podcasts going! Thanks!!
This pod is very informative, especially for new officers such as myself. Many thanks to Big E for taking his time to make these episodes!
Apple Podcasts | #129 | United States/Government |
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