Herring

The Larus argentatus, which he called the Herring Gull, is called Silver Gull Silbermoewe in German, the clue is in the

BBC News - Home 2010

At issue in Herring is whether the exclusionary rule should apply when a suspect’s arrest was based on erroneous information from another law enforcement officer.

Criminal Law 2008

At issue in Herring is whether the exclusionary rule should apply when a suspect’s arrest was based on erroneous information from another law enforcement officer.

Why not err on the side of caution? 2008

At issue in Herring is whether the exclusionary rule should apply when a suspect’s arrest was based on erroneous information from another law enforcement officer.

Constitutional Issues 2008

Earlier this month, the court issued its decision in Herring v. U.S.,

Criminal Law 2009

Herring is invisible, and doesn't seem to be running much of a campaign once again - which almost cost her the seat earlier this year.

House of Delegates Preview- Part 1 2009

How is this analysis consistent with the majority opinion in Herring?

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Good Faith Exception and Changing Law: Misunderstanding “Good Faith” 2010

Herring is invisible, and doesn't seem to be running much of a campaign once again - which almost cost her the seat earlier this year.

Not Larry Sabato: 2009

Herring is now the second case in four years to place substantial new limits on the exclusionary rule.

Wonk Room » The Supreme Court Term In Review, Part II: Criminal Justice 2009

Earlier this month, the court issued its decision in Herring v. U.S.,

Sui Generis--a New York law blog: 2009