No, honest mistake.
Germany's violation of belgian neutrality <<<>>>>
The police detained the suspect for questioning after finding him near the crime scene.
In some ways it could be considered a violation of the freedom of speech because it tried to curb republican criticism of government policy and stopped people from speaking disrespectfully against the government.
In Florida, YES. If by violation, you mean probation/parole violation. An arrest means probable existed and that is enough to violate your probation. Also receiving a Notice to Appear which is a criminal citation is also a violation. Any criminal traffic citations such as operating without valid drivers license or driving while suspended/revoked is also a violation. Every contact with the police has the potential to violate your probation because you might be violation of curfew, out of your county, associating with persons engaged in criminal activity, etc. No. Getting arrested simply means you are being detained and notified of possible charges filed against you. Once charges are filed by the local district attorney, you are advised of your rights, interrogated by police, given a bail hearing,(this determines whether or not you sit in jail until your court date), then your court date comes, if I remember correctly.
No. because it would be a violation of copyrights.
Put them in jail or contain them because it was against civil rights
Because you are being charged with a violation of yourstate's laws not some other state's laws, and you are being tried by a "jury of your peers."
I think may be yes, because he has been detained.
If the victim filed an offense report with law enforcement reporting that a criminal act had been committed against them, the police and the legal system are obligated to pursue the matter. A violation of state criminal law is a violation against ALL citizens of the state, not just against one individual who may decide, at their whim, to prosecute or not. Whether the individual wishes to drop charges or not has no effect on whether the case will go forward or not, once they reported it, it is out of their hands.
No, but it is against both federal and local law. Federal law because it is violation of the US Postal Regulations, and local because of the cost and expense to the owner of replacing the mailbox.
The Soviet Union fought against Germany primarily because Germany invaded the Soviet Union during Operation Barbarossa, which was in violation of their non-agression pact.
because he love Martin so he put in Jail...