These include warrants served on the wrong address, warrants based on bad tips from informants and warrants that resulted in the death or injury of an officer, suspect or bystander.
Then she is headed to the jail back in East Feliciana Parish to visit a new client named Mario Adams, who she thinks might be locked up on the wrong burglary warrant.
For them there can be no doubt, for example, that Israel is so wholly in the wrong that it warrants an intellectual boycott or that any departure from the new consensus on sex or gender deserves total censure.
First, a judge ruled that the police had used the wrong kind of search warrant.
A third possibility is that they looked in the wrong place for a warrant for their explanations.
In June, a High Court judge ruled that the police had used the wrong type of search warrants to enter Mr. Dotcom's property, meaning that the raid had been illegal.
A cop showed up and promptly used his taser on her. - On Monday, June 17, a cop in Liberty Hill, Texas, went to the wrong house to serve a warrant and ended up shooting a dog that approached him.
I submitted, as did so many citizens, to the bullying of bureaucrats who issued citations and even threatened arrest warrants if the wrong type of vehicle was parked in my driveway.
And the risk that ill-monitored Russian nuclear material falls into the wrong hands seems real enough to warrant action.If the treaty is not ratified by the end of the current session, it will have to work its way through the new foreign-relations committee again.
According to records obtained by the group and detailed in a December legal brief, there were more than 500 cases from 2002 and into 2009 in which Denver authorities, armed with warrants, arrested or jailed the wrong person.
