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...of Defendant University of Tennessee, Knoxville's ("UTK") motion for summary...conferences on behalf of the department, traveling internationally on "site visits...
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...time of his arrest, the police presented Swanson with a state...of the Hinckley, Illinois Police Department received information from a confidential...
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...license plate is visible, the incriminating photos are sent to the Knoxville Police Department where an officer is to view them and send a citation...
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...S.C. § 1983 against the City of Elgin and numerous Elgin police officers. The plaintiffs allege that the defendants violated their Fourth Amendment rights...
...old that she had been sexually abused when she was three, Everett PoliceDetective Jon Jensen seized and interrogated plaintiff Paul Stoot II...
...old that she had been sexually abused when she was three, Everett Police Detective Jon Jensen seized and interrogated plaintiff Paul Stoot II for almost...
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...I. BACKGROUNDInvestigator Todd Gilreath ("Gilreath") of the Knoxville City Police Department serves in the Organized Crime unit and is assigned to...
...detectives in the Metro-Dade Police Department infringed his rights under the...
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