Jones & Mayer Files Several Amicus Briefs in Appellate Courts, Including U.S. Supreme Court
JONES & MAYER, as counsel to the California Police Chiefs’ Association (CPCA), the California State Sheriffs’ Association (CSSA), and the California Peace Officers’ Association (CPOA) has submitted the following: 1. City of Los Angeles v. Patel. Amicus brief filed with United States Supreme Court on 12/19/14. The case concerns a municipal ordinance requiring hotel and motel […]
January 29, 2015 -Martin J. Mayer Presenting POST San Diego Regional Training Center Class #87- Week 2 Risk Mgmt Legal Update, San Diego, California
Paul R. Coble Presenting So Bay Regional Training Consortium POST Management Course Legal Update/Risk Management Monterey
January 22, 2015 – Martin J. Mayer Presenting POST Atherton Police Dept. Current Legal Issues for Law Enforcement Management, Atherton, California
February 24, 2015 Paul R. Coble Presenting The Regional Training Center of San Diego POST Management Course Class #88, Part II, San Diego
February 24, 2015 Martin J. Mayer Presenting POST CPCA Annual Training Symposium Legal Issues for Law Enfc. Management, Riverside,
Feb. 27, 2015 Martin J. Mayer Speaking @ 2015 Municipal Law Institute Symposium-LOCAL GOVT. IN A BRAVE NEW WORLD: LAW ENFC, CODE ENFC, & PUBLIC AGENCY LIABILITY
2015 Spring edition of the CPCA magazine, “The Police Chief,” IS AN OFF DUTY ATHLETIC INJURY AN INDUSTRIAL INJURY?
Vol. 30 No. 8 GPS TRACKING OF CONVICTED PERSON MAY BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
GPS TRACKING OF CONVICTED PERSON MAY BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL On March 30, 2015, the United States Supreme Court held, in Grady v. North Carolina, that placing a GPS on a recidivist sex offender may be an unconstitutional search. However, the Court noted, “(t)he Fourth Amendment prohibits only unreasonable searches.” Therefore the issue is whether the placement […]