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Federal Courts In Order to Receive Child Porn, One Must Also Possess It

In Order to Receive Child Porn, One Must Also Possess It

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The police in Tulsa, Oklahoma got a phone call from a lady who had stumbled upon child pornography on her live-in boyfriend's computer. The investigating...

Federal Courts FCRA, FDCPA Plaintiff Left With Diarrhea, One Claim Standing

FCRA, FDCPA Plaintiff Left With Diarrhea, One Claim Standing

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Younger generations are going to look back at these mortgage foreclosure cases with nothing but utter confusion. It seems in every case, a mortgage is passed...

Federal Courts No Immunity for Social Worker When Inaction 'Shocked Conscience'

No Immunity for Social Worker When Inaction 'Shocked Conscience'

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The Crosettos are the grandparents of two minors, BIC and CSC. Their son, the father of the children, lived with a methamphetamine-addicted girlfriend. When...

Federal Courts Pleadings, Paperwork Doom Mortgage Foreclosure Lawsuit

Pleadings, Paperwork Doom Mortgage Foreclosure Lawsuit

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

We'll never know if the Toones' claims were valid. Well, we have a pretty good idea, actually, thanks to the court's dicta on the matter, but we can't help but...

Federal Courts The Wire: Is Cell Phone GPS Tapping a Search?

The Wire: Is Cell Phone GPS Tapping a Search?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Samuel Barajas is an unhappy drug smuggler. He was sentenced to multiple life sentences, followed by more prison time and supervised release (stand guard at...

Federal Courts Will 10th's Concealed Carry Ruling, Circuit Split, Lead to SCOTUS?

Will 10th's Concealed Carry Ruling, Circuit Split, Lead to SCOTUS?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The Tenth Circuit’s ruling in Peterson v. Martinez that the right to bear arms does not extend to concealed carry places it squarely in conflict with the...

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