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CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUE – Riley v. California: Warrantless Celphone Searches Incident to Arrest. Riley v. California has clarified the rules regarding warrantless cellphone searches incident to arrest. Riley was initially convicted based on information obtained through a warrantless search incident to his arrest. Photographic evidence from the phone was used to qualify him as a […]
LAW REVIEW JOURNAL SUMMARY: More Counterterrorism. Counterterrorism is empowered by legislation with federal legislation leading the way. This paper is not about constitutional arguments for or against certain different elements of the U.S. Patriot Act of 2001 nor the constitutional arguments for or against the different elements of the U.S.A. Freedom Act of 2015. This […]
LAW REVIEW JOURNAL SUMMARY: Counterterrorism. Boston University Law Review Volume 92 (2012): Confronting the One-Man Wolf Pack: Adapting Law Enforcement and Prosecution Responses to the Threat of Lone Wolf Terrorism. Journal Author: Beau D. Barnes Beau D. Barnes wrote very interesting law review article in the Boston University Law Review entitled, “Confronting the one-man Wolf […]
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUE – Impact of Illinois v. Perkins (1990) 1990 saw a Supreme Court battle over the constitutionality of the use of undercover officers inside of prisons. Illinois v. Perkins redefined the rules of and specifically the application of Miranda v. Arizona. Miranda, coercion, and the 5th amendment were the issues dealt with in […]
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUE – Plea Bargaining. Many times Plea Bargaining is not a satisfactory way of dealing with a Criminal Defense Case. This short discussion is a juxtaposition of the two basic opposite ends of the spectrum’s reasoning for not being in favor of plea bargaining. The Law Enforcement Crime Control Perspective and the Civil […]
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUE – Militarization of Police. I think that there is a largely hyped up media scare about the “militarization of police”. “What does the term even mean?” is the first thought that comes to my mind. I was a USMC Reservist Tank Mechanic and we had a Corpsman who was a local SD […]
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUE – Genetic Characteristics Influencing Crime For any one person there might be a genetic characteristic such as intelligence, neurobiology, and neurochemistry which might explain along with their social influences, specific event context and also their state of mind the causes behind the diminished resistance to making a criminal choice. I do not […]
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