Civil Rights – Domestic Violence Arrest – Probable Cause – ‘Omitted’ Facts (access required)

On his last shift before a day off, the defendant-police officer responded to a domestic disturbance call, took statements from both participants, was unable to determine who was the primary aggressor, submitted his warrant applications and incident report to the magistrate’s office, and asked a fellow officer to present his findings to a magistrate the ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Civil Rights – Domestic Violence Arrest – Probable Cause – ‘Omitted’ Facts

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