Anthony Smith did have a prior history of criminal activity. Were there some questionable things that took place on that day that involved Officer J. Stockley I tend to think so? In some cases, we all write the script, (report) to fit the event. How can I say as a person the level of fear that Officer J. Stockley felt at the time of the event? The case transcripts state that J. Stockley was not the first person to see the gun or call gun it was his partner. I somewhat find it questionable that he did not testify at the trial. It appears that there was reason for Stockley’s prints to be on the gun, he located the gun and touched it when he rendered it safe. Prior to reading the case, it was my opinion that Former Police Officer Jason Stockley
The court will likely hold that Andrew Keegan’s (“Mr. Keegan”) actions were a product of a law enforcement officer in influencing his conduct therefore establishing an entrapment defense.
Ashley Smith was a young girl that was placed in a juvenile detention centre at age 15 for throwing apples at a mail man. Her short sentence quickly extended into a life sentence because of so many infractions within the prison system. Ashley suffered from extreme mental health issues and was place in a psychiatric prison facility, however this facility was shown in the documentary to be corrupt and their actions with Ashley were extremely illegal. Furthermore, Ashley wasn’t given the proper help and treatment that she needed, instead she was physically and verbally abused by guards in the prison, and she ultimately passed away in the prison. Her death is still being debated about whether
In the aftermath of the tragedy, the state attempted to take legal action against eight member of the National Guard. All of the cases were dismissed due to lack of evidence. “The years following the shootings (1970 to 1979) were filled with lawsuits filed by families of the victims against the State of Ohio, in hopes of placing blame on Governor Rhodes and the Ohio National Guard. Trials were held on both the federal and state level but all ended in acquittals or were dismissed. There was one civil trial for wrongful death and injury brought by the victims and their families against Governor Rhodes and the National Guardsmen that was originally dismissed but eventually the dismissal was overturned due to the judge excluding evidence.
Anthony Hanemaayer was exonerated on June 25th, 2008 for being wrongfully convicted of assaulting a teenage girl on September 29, 1987, consequently being humiliated and wrongfully jailed for 16 months. Leading him to ask “What Life” has he been left with.
The Lilah R. vs. Anthony Smith case has several consequences for administration. First, it tells students that they are powerless in sexual harassment cases when facing school officials. The courts ruled that Lilah did not have enough evidence to support her claims of sexual harassment. However, the district found Mr. Smith guilty for “engaging in inappropriate and unprofessional behavior contrary to District policy.” Even though the district found him guilty, he was not removed from his position at the school. Lastly, the outcome in this case shows that the school supports sexual harassment. Again, Mr. Smith was allowed to keep his job even though he was found guilty by the district. This was also contradictory to the districts and state’s
The appellant, Pete Sanders (hereinafter “Sanders”) first encountered all his trouble when he felt he was unfairly terminated from his position as an assistant manager with Allen Federal Savings Bank. After his bank received nearly 15 billion dollars from the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, they decided to terminate Sanders in 2012 in order to expedite company profit. After this abrupt, unforeseen termination Sanders managed to scrape by with a variety of jobs with different financial firms and business. However, after about two years of the constant struggle of searching for job after job, Sanders has since become unemployed dating back to October 2014.
The case of People v. Smith (1991) is a case settling the question of whether or not a past juvenile record could be used in the sentencing of an adult offender. The defendant, Ricky Franklin Smith, was convicted on his guilty plea to breaking and entering and being a habitual offender, fourth offense. His contention is that he should have been resentenced because the presentence investigation report contained an expunged juvenile record; he based his argument on Michigan Court Rules (MCR) MCR 5.913, now MCR 5.925(E) Expungement of Records, and believed that it could not be used and prejudiced the court.
I personally favor the verdict to acquit Leroy Reed because I believe that even though he broke the law, he should not be charged with the crime of possessing a gun. The most convincing evidence was the expert witness who stated that Reed had a 2nd grade level of intelligence. When Leroy Reed was testifying, he was asked if he was a convicted, and he answered no. He was then prompted to answer yes to seeing a parole officer. Reed was then asked again if he was a convicted felon and he said yes. Reed gave conflicting answers on being a convicted felon during his testimony, which shows his mental capabilities. EXPAND. Another piece of convincing evidence was after Reed showed the sheriff the sales receipt of the gun as a form of identification, Reed voluntarily turned the gun in. Reed knew he had the gun, but he willing turned it in. I believe Reed should not be convicted for willing turning in his gun when requested by the sheriff. The last piece of convincing evidence was that Reed was not carrying the gun on him. Reed was looking to become a private investigator, which led him to p...
After hearing Anthony’s side of the story he went over the case multiple times. He did receive other statements from a few people that also attended the party who claim that they think they saw the two leave together. There were no witnesses to the assault, there was no DNA or other forensic evidence to link Anthony Cullen to the rape of Lina
As a child, a young John Smith witnesses the death of his parents at the hands of a crazed criminal, Rodney Alcala. Due to the insufficient evidence, Rodney Alcala, was released from custody. Rodney Alcala died from a heart attack two years later. Police found trophies at this home from over a dozen murders. It was determined that he was a serial killer known as Keychain Strangler.
A $200,000.00 cash bail for Smith is reasonable. Smith has had serious prior problem with the law and convictions, not to mention the vehicular homicide. Smith criminal history speak for itself, he unquestionably has an issue with the law. Smith undoubtedly was at the Lake Traven bar to purchase the kilo of cocaine, in which he paid $500.00 for. However, permitting Smith out on a lesser bond will defeat the purpose of him ever having due respect for the law. Additionally, if smith is allowed back out on the street without any consequences he will continued to break the law and commit
Good Morning ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I am honored to represent my client Mr. Winston Smith in the case of Winston vs Oceania. You have heard the prosecution’s case claiming that my client is a criminal and deserves to be where he is, and that my client willingly broke Oceanic law. However, I will prove that not only is my client not a criminal, but instead a hero. Exhibit A I am holding in front of you, your garden variety notepad harmless right yet this item was enough to start the process of making my client a marked man. Now if you think this is harsh allow me to present Exhibit B, a note, not a note of anger or doom but a note of expression of one’s love for the woman of his dreams. Lastly Exhibit C I hold here a book written
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...lice or lawyers used their integrity. The police skirted around the law and use evidence that the witnesses said was not correct. They had a description of the suspect that did not match Bloodsworth but, they went after him as well. They also used eyewitness testimony that could have been contaminated.
This case was so far in the drain, that any and everything was accepted. Della Pesca oversaw all evidence and dealt with all parties involved. The 9-1-1 operator who received the call took notes from the complaining party and gave the responding officers everything she received. The dispatcher who was working that never signed off on the call because Della Pesca bribed her into not doing so. That decision went against that dispatchers training and ethics. No matter the circumstance, no victim or offender should be held accountable for something they did not do. Her loyalty was more to Della Pesca than getting to the truth. Alfred Bello who was also a suspect in the case, said that both John and Rubin was present during the murder but only stated that when Pesca used unethical tactics against him. It was easy to fabricate evidence after the people who saw the murder happen. Even when the victim said Rubin was not his shooter Pesca pressured him into saying so. An officer did look for the truth and came close to finding the truth died before he could do anything to help the case. Thankful for a kid and his teachers who believed in Carters innocence they went on to find justice. While doing so they came close to finding justice when Della Pesca threaten them. He knew they were closing in on what actually happen and Carter was