Warrants

A new policy has support from several law enforcement groups

The order requires federal agencies and encourage local police to modify restrictions on no-knock warrants and use-of-force

A recent case demonstrates the exigent circumstances doctrine in a warrantless search and seizure of evidence

The court determines if evidence from a warrantless trash search is admissible for attaining a search warrant

Last week, prosecutors announced they would not be charging the SWAT officer who fatally shot Locke while executing a no-knock search warrant

Officials said a SWAT officer was justified in firing his weapon when he shot Locke, who was holding a gun

Mayor Jacob Frey announced a moratorium on no-knock warrants after the fatal police shooting of Amir Locke in February

The decision could make it more difficult for police to use Google location history to solve crimes

Police would have to wait 20 seconds before entering a residence for daytime searches, and 30 seconds at night

The suspect opened fire from an outbuilding and was shot by a second deputy, police said

Police said the deputy was "shot multiple times" and hospitalized

The jury of eight men and four women delivered its verdict about three hours after it took the case

Former Louisville detective Brett Hankison, who is facing three counts of wanton endangerment, testified in his own defense Wednesday

A recent case demonstrates the role of the private search doctrine in the new age of technology and the possibility of online searches

Authorities said the no-knock raid that led to Amir Locke's death was necessary to protect the public and officers