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Broadcast Blue 2024-24
Broadcast Blue Search and seizure legal update podcast from LEO LAW. For the week ending June 14, 2024
Villareal v. City of Laredo
In this 60-minute podcast, host Bruce-Alan Barnard from LEA ONE provides an in-depth analysis of the Fifth Circuit decision in Villareal v. City of Laredo et al decided on November 1, 2021. In this ca
The Caniglia Conundrum – Caniglia v Strom
In this 30-minute podcast, retired FLETC Senior Legal Instructor Bruce-Alan Barnard explains this important Supreme Court decision regarding the Community Caretaking Exception and what it means for po
Search Incident to Arrest – US v. Davis
In this episode, host Bruce-Alan Barnard analyzes the 7th Circuit decision in United States v. Davis providing an explanation of the judicially-recognized exception for Search Incident to Arrest.
Torres v. Madrid – Supreme Court Update
Torres v. Madrid LEA ONE Supreme Court Update This 5-3 decision defines what constitutes a Fourth Amendment seizure by force. The decision was out on the 25th and we had the video and podcasts produ
Consent Searches
LEA ONE Director Bruce-Alan Barnard takes a look at the law governing consent searches. LEA ONE provides legal training you can TRUST! www.lea.one
How did we get here? A historical look at the Fourth Amendment.
Bruce-Alan Barnard provides a historical overview of the development of the Fourth Amendment.
The Attack on Qualified Immunity
Broadcast Blue host Bruce-Alan Barnard is joint by Poppi Ritacco, JD, LLM who is currently a lecturer at the University of Pittsburg and is also a former FLETC Senior Legal Instructor. Bruce and Popp
The Community Caretaking Exception
Caniglia v. Strom 1stCIR 13MAR2020 In this episode, Bruce-Alan Barnard explains the development of the Community Caretaking Exception and breaks out the First Circuits analysis in this case. In t
Kansas v. Glover – Special Supreme Court Edition!
In this one-hour special Supreme Court edition of Broadcast Blue, host Bruce-Alan Barnard explains the significance of this case for law enforcement officers upon discovering a moving vehicle is registered to a person with a revoked driver’s license.