The Supreme Court ruled in a 1990 case, Michigan v. Sitz, that a sobriety checkpoint, while constituting a seizure, was not unreasonable because the interest in public safety outweighed the minimal intrusion on a driver's time and privacy.
Officers should not seize the camera or its contents, and must be cautious not to give such 'orders' to a photographer to erase the contents of a camera, as this constitutes a seizure or detention.
In a ruling handed down late Thursday, Collins ruled that Rodriguez has a 4th Amendment right to challenge the shooting, which Collins said constituted a "seizure" by the Border Patrol because it stopped Jose from moving freely.
This is due to a number of factors such the large inter- and intra-patient variability of the newborn EEG seizure morphology, the lack of consensus among EEG experts on what constitute an EEG seizure, and the complete reliance on the EEG as the only source for information.
Snowden argued that government dragnet surveillance programs constitute an "unreasonable seizure" of information, under the 4th and 5th amendments, being as there's no proven suspicion to justify what happens in advance.
Non-motor Aura* Noun: A 'subjective' ictal phenomenon that, in a given patient, may precede an observable seizure; if alone, constitutes a sensory seizure.
2.0 Non-motor 2.1 Aura* Noun: A 'subjective' ictal phenomenon that, in a given patient, may precede an observable seizure; if alone, constitutes a sensory seizure.
In 1928, shortly after the initial widespread adoption of the telephone, the Supreme Court essentially ruled in Olmstead v. United States that law enforcement agencies could engage in unfettered wiretapping because listening in on a telephone conversation did not constitute a search or seizure subject to protection under the Fourth Amendment.
Epileptic seizures constitute a complex multiscale phenomenon that is characterized by synchronized hyperexcitation of neurons in neuronal networks.
However, they contend that the initial capture of the data — the moment at which the information is copied, or split, from the cables — constitutes an illegal seizure.
