Defendant was seen naked with his arms at his sides from the thighs on up at his apartment window by another resident. Resident notified police on the act. The officers testified that they observed Metzger standing within a foot the window eating a bowl of cereal and that they also, seen that his body was nude from the mid-thigh on up. The defendant’s case was dismissed.…
Zuckerman asked another employee, Jack Haley, to surveil Bolger’s activities and provided a camera to record those activities. After several days of filming Bolger in public places, Haley did not have any useful footage. Haley secured an invitation into Bolger’s house by pretending to be interested in purchasing a used Wii Bolger was selling. Haley secretly filmed Bolger engaging in strenuous activity for several hours while they were inside Bolger’s house. Haley then turned the video over to Zuckerman. Jack Haley’s actions, as directed by Homer Zuckerman, fulfill all the elements of the tort of intrusion upon…
In a prosecution for grand theft of the first or second degree the state must prove the value of the goods stolen. Which of the following are relevant in determining value?…
Plaintiffs contracted through SLS and not directly with HDA as individuals; therefore, HDA should not be a litigant in this case…
The two major companies that manufacture beverages are PepsiCo and the Cocoa-Cola Co. These two companies have been in competition for many years and both companies have a variety of choices when purchasing one of their beverages. These companies can be identified through their products such as; if a person were to buy a Pepsi the person would know it came from PepsiCo, and if someone were to buy a coke they would know it was from the Cocoa-Cola Co.…
3) Damages suffered in the attack (including all medical bills, damage to his clothes) - $1,875.00;…
"The defendant admitted committing the offense. The defendant further stated he went into the K-Mart Store to steal videos. He took four of them to sell so he could buy heroin. He has been a heroin addict since 1977. He says when he gets out of jail or prison he always does something…
10. A department store sells a TV set to Wilson, who pays with a bad check. Wilson immediately sells the TV to Davis for $500. Davis knew nothing about how Wilson acquired the TV from the store. Davis has good title to the TV and will prevail against the store if it sues Davis for the TV or its value.…
If it can be shown that a trespass to personal property was warranted, a complete defense exists.…
• Under Section 2397 of the state penal code, does a burglary occur when an individual enters a neighbor’s garage by breaking a window, takes three cases of beer, and the garage is a separate building located about 6 feet from the dwelling?…
9. Defendants were negligent in their inspection of the property by negligently provided incorrect analysis of the condition of both the basement and foundation…
On 09/14/2017 I Ofc. M. Crumpler responded to 135 Coats Street in reference to a breaking and entering and larceny. Upon speaking with the caller Noelani Hodnett, I was informed that two of her Xbox 360 controllers were taken. There were no signs of forced entry. Hodnett believed someone entered her back door due to the wind chimes that are normally on the inside door handle were placed on her deep freezer next to the door. Hodnett also stated that the back door was unlocked which was uncommon. There were no signs of forced entry.…
The prosecution’s argument is that the defendant is not only guilty of the charges brought against him in the matter of State v. Stu Dents but is liable as well because he knowingly and purposefully committed the crimes on the victim, Uma Opee. All three elements, mens rea, actus reus, and concurrence were present at the time. Mr. Dents was very detailed and meticulous in the manner in which he went about, as he penned in fulfilling his destiny in the journal found by officers in his home. This is considered premeditated. Probable cause has been established in connecting the defendant tothe crime through DNA testing. Officers found mor than 300 photographs stapled to a wall in a locked room located in the back of the defendant’s home. Three counts of possession will be sought for the MDMA also known as ecstasy, cocaine, and methamphetamine drugs found in the defendant’s home. Kidnapping as the victim was taken by force from her place of residence. Signs of cuts and bruises on the victim’s shows Uma put up a struggle. The victim’s hands and feet were tied with rope; particles of which were found in the victim’s home along with blood spots. The victim’s jewelry, specifically an inscribed ring, was found among the defendant’s possession. Lastly, the defendant intentionally assaulted a law enforcement officer when he punched Officer T. Chur in…
Rule: The court used the case, Ellyson V. State, 603 N.E.2d 1369, 1373 (Ind. Ct.App.1992) In that case, Ellyson was charged with burglary because he broke into the house where him and his estranged wife lived with the intent to rape her. He was still charged with burglary even though he had the right to possession of the house co-equal with his wife at the time of the breaking and entering.…
The test the court applied in order to determine that the husband had no right to enter the house was the fact that a husband, although physically but not legally separated from his wife, can be guilty of burglary when his presence is not welcomed, as well as with the intent to commit an offense, such as the sexual assist he committed. Burglary, like trespass, is an offense against the possession, and hence the test for the purpose of determining in whom the ownership of the premises should be laid in an indictment is not the title, but the occupancy or possession at the time the offense was committed. A person “enters or remains unlawfully” in or upon premises when he is not licensed, invited or privileged to do so.…