UPDATE
May 15, 2026
Including updates on the following topics:
- US Supreme Court to Decide if Geofence Warrants Violate Fourth Amendment Protection Against Unreasonable Searches
- Failure to Show Certified Mailing Receipt or Postmark Fatal to Landlord/Tenant Proceeding in Post and Mail Service
- Although Claimant Called Police After a Suspected Break-In At His Home, Whether Police Were Allowed to Enter the Home and Seize Weapons Disputed; Claimant Met Police At the Door and Advised That No One Actually Broke In
- Plaintiff Tried to Present Marshal From Entering Premises to Enforce Eviction Order, Allowing Marshal to Use Reasonable and Minimal Force to Enter
- Court Rules That DEA Had Probable Cause for Search, Does Not Require Law Enforcement to Have “Airtight Case” for Search Authority
- Even “Arguable” Probable Cause is Enough to Warrant Qualified Immunity to Police Officers
- Actual Notice of Civil Proceeding or Action Is Not Enough to Cure an Insufficient Service of Process
- Suitable Age and Discretion Service Against Defendant Upheld Even Though the Person Served Is Not a Resident of the Subject Premises
- Deliberate Indifference to Serious Medical Needs
