Crime & Law Enforcement Issues & Death Penalty/Expert Profile

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Recent Answers from William A Saunders

2009-10-21 Jurisdiction/procedure question:

Hello again, The Forest Service is federal government property so crime that occurred on that land would be a federal crime and investigated by the Forest Service along with the US Park Police.

2009-09-14 Follow-up gun question:

The type of damage the gun can do is not just based on the type of gun it is or the distance but also on how the bullet hit the body. If it is a direct hit it could cause greater damage. Not all bullets

2009-09-08 Jurisdiction question:

Oh, okay. If the threats are vague, then, probably they would still bring the person in for questioning, even if they didn't officially charge him with something. They would do as you said, talk to him

2009-09-04 Jurisdiction question:

Hi, sorry for the delay. I had been sick, but I'm better now. For a situation like this, it is very unlikely that the investigators would just try and scare the person who sent the threatening

2009-08-03 invasion of privacy:

Hello. This is a great question, and the answer is, it depends on a couple of things. To begin with, the gender of the sender, or the receiver, does not matter, provided both people are of legal age