WI: When statute or ordinance on which search was based is challenged, AG or city must be present |
WI: When statute or ordinance on which search was based is challenged, AG or city must be present | Skip to content Skip to content Home all SCOTUS cases and links State Opinions and Some U.S.D.C. Opinions Most Recent SCOTUS Cases Notes on Use N.D.Cal.: Attic apt and treehouse not specified in SW, but searches there still reasonable The Conversation: Not Big Brother, but close: a surveillance expert explains some of the ways were all being watched, all the time WI: When statute or ordinance on which search was based is challenged, AG or city must be present Posted on December 24, 2022 by Hall When challenging the constitutionality of an ordinance or statute as making a search and seizure unreasonable, defendant must join the city or notify the AG to participate.
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