Motion to Suppress
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Fourth Circuit Found that Police Did Not Have a Reasonable Suspicion Justifying Detention of an Individual
By Whitney Pakalka On October 22, 2015, the Fourth Circuit issued its published opinion in the criminal case… Read More
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Fourth Amendment Protections Weakened in Deportation Proceedings
By Eric Jones On June 16, 2015, the Fourth Circuit issued a published opinion in the civil removal case Yanez-Marquez… Read More
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Even If Photo Lineup is Improper, Evidence is Allowed if There is Alternative Reliable Identification
By: Michael Klotz Today, in the unpublished opinion of Unites States v. Pedro Rodriguez Garcia, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the… Read More
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The “Totality of the Circumstances” Includes Conduct By Defendant Between The Time Police Officer Turns On Siren And When Vehicle Stops
By: Michael Klotz Today, in the unpublished opinion of Unites States v. Skyler Jovelle Holley, the Fourth Circuit reversed the… Read More
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Defendant Denied on Appeal of Two Motions and an Admission
By: Carson Smith Today, in United States v. Mormon, an unpublished opinion, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the district court’s conviction of… Read More
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Search and Stop Are Proper with a Reasonable Suspicion
by David Darr On Friday, in United States v. Walker, an unpublished per curium opinion, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the… Read More