Citation: Arizona v. Hicks, 480 U.S. 321 (1987) Parties: State of Arizona, Petitioner James Thomas Hicks. Respondent Facts: In this case, Respondent fired a bullet through the floor of his apartment, striking the person who lives in the apartment below him. Upon arriving at the scene, police entered the apartment to search for Respondent. While at the scene, a police officer found two sets of expensive stereo components and became reasonably suspicious of where it was located.…
PO Osipowich was interviewed as a witness. He stated that, as per Sgt. Lavelle he accompanied a perpetrator by the name of Mr. Carlton Smith to Wyckoff Hospital and he did not recover any property of his. He further stated that no one gave him any property while en route to Wyckoff hospital or during his time guarding the defendant at the hospital. He doesn't recall any hospital personnel searching the defendant and the defendant did not inform him of any of his property being missing.…
On December 24, 2002, Laci Denise Peterson was reported missing. At the time of her disappearance, she was eight months pregnant, planning to name her unborn son, Connor. The death of Laci Peterson is presumed to have been taken place on December 24, 2002. Scott Peterson was convicted for the murders of his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson, 27, and their unborn son, Connor. He was convicted of first degree murder for the death of Laci and Second degree murder for the death of Connor).…
Case: Maryland v. Pringle, 540 U.S. 366 (2003). Court: United State Supreme Court Dates: Argued November 3, 2003— Decided December 15, 2003 Parties: Maryland / Appellants Pringle / Appellee Procedural History: Pringle, along with three other men, were arrested for possession of drugs and large sums of money but Pringle took full guilt. Pringle first filed a motion with the trial court to suppress his confession with claims that his arrest was illegal because the officer did not have probable cause to arrest him. The trial court denied his motion and he was convicted of possession with the intent to distribute cocaine and possession of cocaine and sentenced to 10 years in prison without the possibility of parole.…
He said he did not see the money in the machine and contacted a cashier. The cashier contacted store management to review the video surveillance. Mr. Hale was told that the video surveillance showed the person in line behind him removing the money out of the machine.…
RELATED CASES: None SUPPORT DOCUMENTS: Eight Pages Bank Of America Fraud Affidavit/Transaction History. On 12/09/2015, Sandra Agrait contacted the Pasco Sheriff`s Office by telephone to report fraudulent use of her Bank Of America ATM/Debit Card ending in 5457. Ms. Agrait advised she reviewed her bank account transaction history and observed two unauthorized cash withdrawals that she did not make. She said her houseguest, Timothy Midkiss took her debit card out of her wallet, used it to make the cash withdrawals and returned it to her walle without her knowledge or permission.…
Each of these false employees had the same mailing address. If you refer to exhibit A, you will notice that Marie McAulley, Terry Talbot and Paul Owens all shared the address of P.O. Box 384, Woodville. A request was made to ADP for access to the checks and it was noted that all checks were endorsed by a Jessica Keller, see exhibit B. We were able to locate and interview Ms. Keller, who is currently in San Antonio, TX. She stated that a while back, when she was passing through Tallahassee, a man matching Mr. Hill’s description approached her and asked if she would open an account at SunTrust in exchange for $100.…
Bailey was then placed under arrest for DUI and transported to the Troy City Jail where he was processed. I then asked Bailey to blow in the Drager, in which he blew a .17. Bailey rig was left in the buisness parking lot. Bailey was also give his copy of the Drager…
Once at headquarters, I provided my mileage to County Dispatch and pulled into the sally port. Once inside, I secured my weapon in a gun locker and removed the accused from the vehicle. A second search of the accused and the back seat of the vehicle were negative for any weapons or contraband. The accused was guided to the booking room for processing.…
On Wednesday, April 16, 2016 C-1 and C-2 flagged down and Officer from the Metropolitan Police Department and reported that she set up a meeting on Offer Up at the listed location to sell a Silver iPhone 6s. C-1 stepped out of his vehicle to show to Christopher Taylor herein referred to as R-1 the phone. S-2 came from and unknown location and approached C-1 from behind and unknown object in his back. C-1 turned to seen what was happening, R-1 snatched the phone out of C-1 hand and fled on foot. C-1 was able to give chase until he felt it was unsafe and flagged down an Officer at 1736 Good Hope Road SE.…
The McConnell Unit administration pursuant to Executive Directive 02.3 initiated an investigation sequel to complaint (OCT#16-6387-02) initiated by Sheila Colvin, wife to Offender Sean Colvin TDCJ # 02012834. In her originating complaint, Ms Colvin had expressed concern over the inability of her husband to make special purchases in the commissary. She alleged that on March 2, 2017 her husband had turned in a blue slip for Radio and hot pot. According to her, On April 28 2017 Officer Bustos came by her husband’s cell and told him that his blue slip was approved. She also stated that since then, her husband has not heard anything from anybody on the status of her his request.…
On June 01, 2016, AP closed an internal unauthorized markdown case at the Bay Brossard for a value of $81.49. During live surveillance AP observed the associate’s family member at the shoes cash register waiting to pay for ladies wear merchandise. After the transaction AP discovered that the cashier gave an unauthorized markdown on the transaction and also used the associate’s coded credit card so they would receive the associate discount. Corporate investigator discovered another similar transaction done half an hour…
Over the course of year a retail company will lose thousands of dollars a year due to shoplifting and internal (employee) theft. Many companies will hire a staff who are trained to monitor and take action if necessary when it comes catching a shoplifter. Over years retail companies have seen many changes when it comes to theft. Shoplifters have got smarter in the ways they steal from a company. Even though we still see some shoplifters coming in and conceal one item and walking out the door.…
As Vice President of Recruitment, my goal is to shape the process in a way that promotes class bonding while maintaining their GPA, or even seeing an increase in their GPA. I’ve created this case for a 6 week process to show how that is possible within 6 weeks rather than an unnecessary 7 week process. With these new changes that I plan on bringing to the process it will guarantee that new members have the time to study and not fall behind in classes because they are not worrying about trivial things such as greetings, 24/7 unity, and inappropriate interview questions. Instead their time will be properly allocated to activities such as formal library hours and professional interviews. While it may seem this can be accomplished just as easily…
Case Study Prompt: J.W. is a 40-year-old man who presents to his doctor's office for a checkup. J.W. is 5'11" tall and weighs 305 lbs. His blood pressure is 140/90 mm Hg. He complains of frequent fatigue and headaches. 1.…