According to the Supreme Court, evidence collected due to a reasonable legal misunderstanding is still valid. This means that if police find evidence of another crime in the course of investigating another violation of the law that turns out to be legal, the evidence found…
For most searches of private property, police must have a warrant from a judge obtained by showing probable cause. This is true whether they plan to search your office, your files, or even your personal cell phone. What surprises most people, however, is that this…
As we enjoy the holiday season this weekend, remember to be safe as well as merry. This weekend, Butler County police plan to have an OVI “blitz” to catch anyone drinking and driving in Cincinnati. While it is never good to imbibe if you will…
Under the Fifth Amendment, all Americans have the right to refuse to give self-incriminating testimonials. This has for many years been interpreted to include passwords or passcodes. Luckily for most Americans, the courts have ruled that this includes smartphone passwords. This includes numeric codes (1234),…
Living right on the border where Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky all meet means that drivers with licenses from all three states end up getting ticketed regularly in the Cincinnati area. Unfortunately, many Indiana and Kentucky drivers think that it is best not to fight an…
Recently, the trend of recording police making arrests or conducting traffic stops to see if officers do something embarrassing has become very popular. Many people have gained internet notoriety for these videos. Unfortunately, many people have also been arrested. In general, it is technically legal…
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