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: Jan 27, 2010 Response Provided By: Jack Ryan, Attorney Always note that state law may be more restrictive on police power than the U.S. Constitution. THE QUESTION PRESENTED IS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING FACTS: Officers pursued a vehicle whose operator [...]
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 [...]