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Federal Courts Anonymous 'Reliable' Tip Can Justify Traffic Stop

Anonymous 'Reliable' Tip Can Justify Traffic Stop

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

It's another bad day for the Fourth Amendment. Two brothers are driving a silver Ford F-150, license plate 8-David-94925. An anonymous caller dials 911 and...

Federal Courts Court Lets Confusion Reign in Child Porn Restitution Cases

Court Lets Confusion Reign in Child Porn Restitution Cases

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

This wasn't an easy question. If you want to see how difficult the question of the proper means for calculating restitution for child pornography victims is,...

Federal Courts 108 Page Headache: Plurality Upholds Michigan's Aff. Action Ban

108 Page Headache: Plurality Upholds Michigan's Aff. Action Ban

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

One hundred and eight pages. A 3-2-1-2 split, with a separate concurrence and a recusal. Justice Breyer sided with the conservative wing of the court. Justice...

Federal Courts Grants: Search, Career Criminal, and the Infamous Israel Passport

Grants: Search, Career Criminal, and the Infamous Israel Passport

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

More Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA) cases? Say it ain't so, SCOTUS. Alas, a criminal with a white supremacist career, and a lot of arms, just made his...

Federal Courts Alito Unrecuses From Aereo and Pom Wonderful; Unrecusal Tax Break

Alito Unrecuses From Aereo and Pom Wonderful; Unrecusal Tax Break

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

We've discussed Justice Samuel Alito's truancy in the past, with the Justice sitting out of dozens of certiorari denials and initially recusing himself from...

Federal Courts Justice Stevens and 'The Fix'

Justice Stevens and 'The Fix'

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

For the last week, one of the top posts on The Washington Post's website has been retired Justice John Paul Stevens' "Justice Stevens: The five extra words...

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