Add to ORKGThe Act specifies the conditions under which a pursuing law enforcement official can be held liable for causing or contributing to damages, injury, or death caused by a fleeing suspect. The Act establishes that the officer’s conduct will not be the proximate cause of such injuries, death, or damage unless the officer has acted with reckless disregard for proper law enforcement procedures. The Act also specifies when a suspect can be charged with a felony offense for fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer
Police officers are granted wide discretion in the use of their firearms. Allowing officers some di...
The Act increases the penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony for drivers who leave the scene of an a...
Research into the realm of police pursuits is fraught with many complex, often con-flicting methodol...
The Act specifies the conditions under which a pursuing law enforcement official can be held liable ...
The Act protects various authorized vehicles stationed on the side of the road by requiring the oper...
The Act requires drivers to exchange the names of their liability insurance companies at the scene o...
As a general rule a police officer on an emergency call is required to exercise the care which a rea...
Suggests that agency pursuit driving policies give officers the discretion need to perform their dut...
Scott v. Harris set the standard that a police officer’s use of deadly force to terminate a high-spe...
The Act creates a new felony offense of serious injury by vehicle resulting from reckless driving. P...
and certain speeding offences are dealt with in the criminal justice system. This analysis will use ...
Discusses the dangers inherent to high speed pursuit and the need for police departments to have res...
The Act defines the offenses of feticide by vehicle in the first and second degree. The Act also pro...
This article deals with the concept of qualifying crimes and, more specifically, the crime of vehicl...
Discusses the need for police officers to be permitted to pursue serious offenders
Police officers are granted wide discretion in the use of their firearms. Allowing officers some di...
The Act increases the penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony for drivers who leave the scene of an a...
Research into the realm of police pursuits is fraught with many complex, often con-flicting methodol...
The Act specifies the conditions under which a pursuing law enforcement official can be held liable ...
The Act protects various authorized vehicles stationed on the side of the road by requiring the oper...
The Act requires drivers to exchange the names of their liability insurance companies at the scene o...
As a general rule a police officer on an emergency call is required to exercise the care which a rea...
Suggests that agency pursuit driving policies give officers the discretion need to perform their dut...
Scott v. Harris set the standard that a police officer’s use of deadly force to terminate a high-spe...
The Act creates a new felony offense of serious injury by vehicle resulting from reckless driving. P...
and certain speeding offences are dealt with in the criminal justice system. This analysis will use ...
Discusses the dangers inherent to high speed pursuit and the need for police departments to have res...
The Act defines the offenses of feticide by vehicle in the first and second degree. The Act also pro...
This article deals with the concept of qualifying crimes and, more specifically, the crime of vehicl...
Discusses the need for police officers to be permitted to pursue serious offenders
Police officers are granted wide discretion in the use of their firearms. Allowing officers some di...
The Act increases the penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony for drivers who leave the scene of an a...
Research into the realm of police pursuits is fraught with many complex, often con-flicting methodol...