Warrant

Privacy has and always will be a significant problem in the United States. Because the constitution never actually gives citizens a right to privacy, it just merely hints at it. Some people believe that because the right to privacy is not stated anywhere in the constitution, the right should belong to citizens. The main point of the First Amendment is freedom from religion. It is often thought that that means separation from church and state but that actually isn’t part of the amendment. The…

will always have the right to decline any appeals by saying, “Officer, I don’t consent to any searches.”. You can say this to the officer, over and over again if you please too. If the officers finds something illegal in your car, without having a warrant, you can get a lawyer and show the evidence in court. The Terry Case was big in the United States Supreme Court back on October 31, 1963. Two men, John W. Terry and Richard Clinton were stopped by detective Martin McFadden. The officer stopped…

Introduction In accordance with the laws and regulations of the United States, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is mandated with the role of ensuring that working environments are safe for all workers. Some working environments are considered high-risk, depending on the type of work and the overall conditions. Health facilities such as hospitals are included in this category, since workers are constantly exposed to high risk materials and waste that could compromise…

Is the use of drug dogs in schools justified? I think that the use of drug dogs is a violation of privacy and it isn’t lawful. Bringing a drug-sniffing dog onto someone's porch is a search (requiring a warrant) because people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their own homes. The same cannot be said of public schools, where students do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy. When drug dogs are used to search for contraband in schools, police are careful not to open backpacks or…

In Ted Kolderie’s review “Young People are All Right: The Problem is Adolescence”, he writes that The Dumbest Generation by Mark Bauerlein is a book that is an assault on anyone under the age of thirty. He mentioned how in his book, Bauerlein went over “how little people under thirty know, how little they read, and how their fascination with screens (television and computer) fails to produce learning.” He then talked about how the author is upset with the “digital enthusiasts” and those who tell…

Trooper Frigon then suspended the search and had the vehicle towed pending a search warrant. The defendant was taken into custody. Both the defendant and Coyle were transported to the Greenland Police Department. 30. Trooper Frigon then asked Coyle if he would be willing to discuss the evidence found in the vehicle. Coyle was Mirandized…

focus on peaceful diplomacy. He certainly seems to have used the Tomerian style of argumentation here with its 6 elements Claims, Grounds, Warrant, Backing, Qualifier and Rebuttal to put forth his claims. He claims that today the image of America as one of strong, yet benevolent peacekeeper has been shattered with its intention to attack Iraq and backs and Warrants it with the claim: "Why can this president not seem to see that America's true power lies not in its will to intimidate, but in its…

of ranks by being excellent in all aspects of the program. By the time I became too old and had to leave the program, I had received the rank of Warrant Officer Second Class, the second highest rank a cadet can receive. My twin sister had achieved the highest rank of Warrant Officer First Class, or Chief for short. There can only be two Second Class Warrant…

The FISA court does hand out warrants to the government to spy without going to congress, there is a period of up to 14 days where surveillance can go on without there being a warrant given to the government and this is something that should be alarming. If the FISA court did not agree with what the government was spying on then there is billions of records…

The program had no requirement that a warrant be obtained from a Court as the 4th Amendment to the Constitution and the foreign intelligence surveillance laws require. President Bush admitted that he authorized the program and defended his self by simply saying he had the authority to do so.…