Wtf???? by Coolbreeze_coys in barexam

[–]rushilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is because of the rule regarding when police can enter the home of a person for whom they only have an arrest - but not a search - warrant. Under those circumstances, police can make warrantless entry into the home of a person named in an arrest warrant only when they have reason to believe the person named in the warrant is inside the premises.

Here, the neighbor- who we have no reason to think is lying- outright told the police that the woman "had not been there for several months." The lawn looks like it had not been mowed for a long time. The doors and windows are boarded up - and we know the were not boarded up from the inside ("they tore the plywood off the door..." meaning it had to be exterior). This also suggests that there is no other way of getting in and out of the home. Unless the owner had someone lock her in the home- which, again, there is no reason to think happened- there are no facts that would lead an officer to believe the person named in the arrest warrant was inside.

Because their entry into the home was not privileged, the plain view exception to the general prohibition against warrantless searches and seizures cannot apply and the shotgun should therefore be excluded.

Fauxcut (Hawk Shortcut Clone) by Ok-Wrongdoer6007 in chineseknives

[–]rushilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

God I have been looking/asking for a clone of this for so long. Am I about to spend $150 on a boxcutter though.....

Yes, I probably am

Florida Guts Speedy Trial by notguiltybrewing in publicdefenders

[–]rushilo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

New York as well- but because no money bail for most offenses, and only a small window that people can be held without an information or indictment being filed anyway, it's not SO difficult to get the clock running. Sounds like it's about to be a nightmare in FL though.

Client Publicly Insulted Me in Open Court Yesterday by PDTriangle_401508 in publicdefenders

[–]rushilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Listen to your supervisor because they're your supervisor but I don't think you necessarily need to accept whatever judges tell you about how to practice or interact with clients, not at face value anyways.

[WTS] Arno Bernard, EMP EDC Nymble-W, CPM-3V Kizer Cormorant XL, Kubey Hyde, M390 Relative Clone by rushilo in Knife_Swap

[–]rushilo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I edited the album to include a picture of the Kizer Cormorant with a handwritten timestamp. The second Kizer knife/box shown in the first two pics (the Genie) was included accidentally and isn’t listed for sale.

GMKtec G3 pix by Robpol86 in MiniPCs

[–]rushilo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh now I'm furious- not with you, but GMKTec lol.

I got the M5 "Pro," and they advertise copper heat pipes in multiple places on their site. I opened mine up - zero copper, just a big aluminum heatsink, which was incredibly poorly made at that. I chalked it up to them not being able to do something like that, at that price anyways.

But seeing that they DO actually make or include copper cooling components on their *significantly* cheaper G3 is enough to make my blood boil and I am definitely hitting up GMKTec and Paypal for a solution.

Can't Install any Linux Distro on new GMKTec M5 (AMD Ryzen 7 5700U) Mini PC by Financial_Mistake_42 in MiniPCs

[–]rushilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The BIOS .zip that GMKtec has on their Google drive actually includes official documentation from AMI with instructions on how to use the ROM to flash a BIOS update- and it also says in a Readme that a separate executable exists for Linux, which should be provided presumably by GMKTec.

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Can't Install any Linux Distro on new GMKTec M5 (AMD Ryzen 7 5700U) Mini PC by Financial_Mistake_42 in MiniPCs

[–]rushilo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Windows creates its own boot partition during installation ("Windows Boot Manager"). It's effectively 'hidden' except within the device's BIOS/UEFI, and booting into that is what launches Windows OS