The Supreme Court on Tuesday, heard argument in a police shooting case involving the West Memphis, Arkansas Police Department. Michael Mosley, an attorney at the Arkansas Municipal League, argued the case on behalf of the Police Officers. The facts of [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: March 5, 2012 Response Provided By: Lou Reiter, Co-Director PATC Legal & Liability Risk Management Institute Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. VIEW/DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE COPY OF THIS LEGAL QUESTION HERE [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: August 18, 2010 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. VIEW/DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE COPY OF THIS LEGAL QUESTION HERE QUESTION PRESENTED: After a person is [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: May 25, 2010 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. VIEW/DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE COPY OF THIS LEGAL QUESTION HERE QUESTION PRESENTED: A relatively new vehicle [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: March 31, 2010 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. VIEW/DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE COPY OF THIS LEGAL QUESTION HERE QUESTION PRESENTED: The question has come [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: Feb 24, 2010 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. QUESTION PRESENTED:: I recently took a POST Supervisor class, and during the Use of [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: Feb 10, 2010 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. QUESTION PRESENTED:: I serve as an officer in a town in Missouri of approximately [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: Feb 2, 2010 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. QUESTION PRESENTED:: Can a teacher use a fire extinguisher to stop a fight? Would [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: October 21, 2009 Response Provided By: Lou Reiter Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. QUESTION: I have a few questions regarding Garrity and civilian review boards. Pleas provide any input [...]
E-Newsletter Edition: September 16, 2009 Response Provided By: Brian S. Batterton, J.D. Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. QUESTION: Is my Sheriff’s Office (Georgia) responsible for medical bills for a suspect that [...]