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Election 2024: Can You Participate In Politics While In Uniform?

Jason Louis • November 1, 2024

This post is offered as a discussion topic only and does not represent legal advice. Officers must refer to the laws in their own State as well as their agency's policies, which can be more restrictive on officers than the law requires.



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New 9th Circuit Case: Is It Reasonable To Shoot Someone Who's Committing Suicide By Cop?

By Jason Louis • January 8, 2025
If a man slowly approaches officers with a knife to his neck and demands to be shot, can officers use deadly force to stop his approach? A brand new 9th Circuit Opinion gives guidance.

What Does "Cohabitation" Mean In Domestic Violence Cases?

By Jason Louis • January 3, 2025
Cohabitation is one of the elements that may be present in domestic violence cases. But what qualifies as "cohabitating"? We cover two California Court of Appeals cases from 1988 and one from 1996 that helped clarify this issue.

California's Proposition 36: Navigating The Changes

By Jason Louis • December 27, 2024
Proposition 36 was recently approved by California voters to change the sentencing and prosecution of many crimes committed in California. Here's what changes were made to California law.
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