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In Garner v. Tennessee (1985), the Supreme Court addressed the use of deadly force by law enforcement in the context of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. The Court ruled that the use of deadly force against a fleeing suspect is unreasonable unless the officer has probable cause to believe the suspect poses a significant threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others. This case emphasizes the necessity for law enforcement to balance the need for apprehension against the rights of individuals under the Constitution. Additionally, the decision touches on the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause, reinforcing the importance of protecting individual rights against state actions.
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Does the Tennessee v garner case apply to Rambeaux?
The Tennessee v. Garner case established that law enforcement officers cannot use deadly force against a fleeing suspect unless they have probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a significant threat of serious physical harm to the officers or others. Whether this precedent applies to Rambeaux would depend on the specific circumstances of the situation, including the actions of Rambeaux and any perceived threats. If Rambeaux was fleeing and posed no immediate threat, then the principles from Garner could potentially apply. Ultimately, a legal analysis would be necessary to determine the relevance of the case to Rambeaux's situation.
Briefly list and explain the main provisions of the money laundering laws that apply in your country where you live.?
Briefly list and explain the main provisions of the money laundering laws that apply in your country where you live.
Does the 3 day right of rescession rule apply to buying an auto in Tennessee?
Does the 3 day right of rescession rule apply to buying an auto in Tennessee?
Do the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment apply to professional sports leagues?
No, the are not state actors
Married in Tennessee and now a resident of Indiana and you file for divorce in Indiana would Tennessee alimony laws apply?
No. The Indiana court would apply Indiana law.
Some constitutional protections apply to business entities?
yes some do
Why do constitutions and statutes frequently include ambiguous language?
to the best of my knowledge, As with ambiguities in constitutional provisions, when disagreements arise over the meaning of a statute, a court must resolve the ambiguity with interpreting the statute in a proper way so that they can apply it to the case. And I believe the reason why constitutions and statutes include ambiguous language is so courts can interpret them differently so it'll apply to that particular manner.
When garner vs Murray not applicable in dissolution?
The Garner v. Murray rule applies in the context of partnership dissolutions, particularly when a partner's interest is being purchased by the remaining partners. It requires that the purchasing partners must buy out the departing partner's interest at its fair market value, taking into account the partnership's goodwill. However, this rule may not be applicable in cases where the partnership agreement explicitly outlines different terms for dissolution or buyouts, or if the partnership has different legal structures that dictate specific procedures. Additionally, if the partnership is being dissolved due to a court order or specific statutory provisions, the Garner v. Murray rule may not apply.
What are some scholarships for Tennessee Tech?
"There is the TTU scholarship that you can apply for. There is also the Tennessee State Scholarship, as well as the Hope Scholarship (that you can get $2000 from if you qualify)."
DOES Constitutional right to a fast and speedy trial also apply when INCARCERATED FOR A PROBATION VIOLATION?
No.
Can you apply for Tennessee Hope Scholarship with an 16 ACT score?
no, you have to have a 21 or a 3.0 GPA
What is the lemon law in Tennessee on vehicles sold as is?
The Lemon Law does not apply to a vehicle sold "as is."
