23
Apr
2025
Ohio voters will have the opportunity to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to ban qualified immunity for police and government employees, following a recent Supreme Court decision that allowed the measure to proceed despite objections from the Ohio Attorney General.
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21
Apr
2025
Tennessee has passed a new law requiring police to report instances where individuals are charged with DUI but later found to be sober. This legislation aims to track the prevalence of wrongful DUI charges and may lead to accountability for law enforcement practices.
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16
Apr
2025
This blog post reveals the underlying reasons behind speeding tickets issued by police officers, emphasizing that many stops are not solely about speeding but often serve as a means to investigate further. It discusses the nuances of traffic stops, the role of discretion in law enforcement, and the potential for dismissing minor speeding tickets in court.
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18
Mar
2025
A recent Ninth Circuit ruling allows a lawsuit against a California Highway Patrol officer who failed to provide timely medical care to a stroke victim, challenging the doctrine of qualified immunity for police officers.
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19
Feb
2025
In the realm of traffic enforcement, peculiar practices can sometimes arise, leading to confusion and frustration among drivers. One such instance involves police officers issuing parking tickets when they initially pull over drivers for speeding. This blog post delves into a specific case that highlights this unusual practice, its implications, and the legal nuances surrounding it.
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07
Feb
2025
A 29-year-old police officer from the Orange City Police Department in Florida, was arrested for allegedly using law enforcement databases to stalk a woman he was dating. His actions, which included tracking her movements via license plate readers, have raised significant concerns about the misuse of police technology and the ethical responsibilities of law enforcement personnel.
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03
Feb
2025
A Georgia man received an apology from the Georgia State Patrol after a dashcam video showed he was wrongfully ticketed during a police operation. The incident highlights concerns about police conduct and the importance of documentation for drivers.
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03
Feb
2025
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the enforcement of Louisiana's 25-foot buffer law, which mandated that individuals must maintain a distance from police officers. The law faced criticism for potentially infringing on First Amendment rights and being overly vague, leading to concerns about arbitrary enforcement.
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25
Mar
2024