there is absolutely no evidence or articulable explanation for any impermissible bias, let alone a conflict of interest.” But in court Friday, the brothers’ defense team dropped its bid to ...

In the affidavit, Suzanne is said to have taken “clear, articulable steps in January 2020 in attempts to separate from and divorce her husband, Barry." The document also claimed that Barry tried ...

or who pose an articulable and significant threat to the health and safety of any person.” The law authorizes school districts, accredited non-public schools, charter schools and innovation zone ...

Louisiana HB 262 would allow warrantless arrests of suspected trespassers. Reasonable suspicion, including complaints from neighbors, would justify an arrest. Evidence like forced entry or ...

Due to the totality of the circumstances, officers had reasonable, articulable suspicion that criminal activity was being committed and attempted to detain the man/driver, police noted.

Last month, almost a third of drug arrests and citations came from around the SFPD mobile command unit parked at the 16th Street BART plaza, on Monday April 14, 2025. Photo by Gustavo Hernandez. Sign ...

Iowa schools can establish safety teams to address and prevent school violence. Teams would include school staff, law enforcement, and mental health professionals. Information sharing within the ...

“The idea that a tenant, who is probably not versed at all in that, could put together an articulable answer in four days seems ... laughable.” This provision, one of the most notable in the ...

police only would have to say that disclosure could “pose an articulable risk of harm” to them or their pending casework. “This change makes the burden more reasonable for law enforcement ...

What we care about is the safety of our people. We make car stops based on reasonable, articulable suspicion, and if probable cause is developed to effect an arrest.” Advocates are also keeping ...

But HB 520 would change that language to say police can withhold records requested through the Kentucky Open Records Act if releasing them "could pose an articulable risk" of harm. So, just to ...