Imla

Host Caitlin Cutchin discusses jurisdictional questions and more with IMLA Assistant General Counsel, Erich Eiselt.

MLA's 5 things to know for June 14, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • First Amendment vs regulations of political speech at polls • Allowing juvenile felons to get Concealed Pistol Permits • Gage County sustains $28.5 Million verdict • Sheriff not liable for rape of inmate by correctional officer • Public Duty Doctrine alive and well

IMLA's 5 things to know for June 8, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Can a merit system employee waive that status and become “at will” • Is leasing government land proprietary or governmental and what about a breach • Irrational claims don’t get very far • Searching a coach’s office because coach benched deputy’s son • Masterpiece Cake – Phoenix law upheld citing recent decision

IMLA's 5 things to know for June 7, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Philly wins Sanctuary Cities suit – Section 1373 violates anti-commandeering • Iowa limitations issues and land use – can city be restrained from exercising zoning • Limitations under Section 1983 – continuing violations? • Fines and Fees – bail procedures violate due process - Sheriff not a county policy maker • Application for building permit on 100 acres vests use rights on full property of 6388 acres

IMLA's 5 things to know for June 6, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • D-Day Remembered • Workers Comp – Immunity – Volunteers • Immunity – Road Maintenance • Sexual Abuse and the 8th Amendment • Masterpiece Cake what’s ahead

IMLA's 5 things to know for June 1, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • 4 cent damage award in police shooting • Vacancies on council and Home Rule vs state law • Public Records Act – comity – sexual abuse • Is US currency a violation of Establishment Clause • Suing to recover fraudulent overtime

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 31, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Trade secrets are public information • No immunity for defamation but workplace harmony may supersede free speech • A lawyer’s scheme to defraud • Can a bondsman kidnap a bail jumper • 9th Circuit again goes crazy $5 million attorneys’ fees for less than $1 million damage claim

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 30, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Environmentally friendly lot clearing • Surveillance Cameras fighting crime • Drones used to protect correctional facilities • Compelled Statements – Fifth Amendment • When is an inmate dead – strange but true

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 24, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Contender for Darwin Award • Batman and Superman Historic Figures? • Condemnation trial in Federal Court precludes a jury trial on related matter • No need to yield to emergency vehicle you don’t see or hear • Twitter a Public Forum?

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 23, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Immunity for dangerous roads • Drones for mosquito control • TABOR – paper bag fee not a tax • Zoning power extends only to use not ownership • Using public provided phones for personal use

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 22, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Surveillance Cameras in Cambridge MA • Ocean City finds solutions to homeless loitering around rest rooms • Seattle settles suit for $13M for actions of repeat drunk driver • FL Supreme Court finds for Miami against FOP during financial emergency • Supreme Court grants cert in “Indian Country” case

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 21, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Sua Sponte decision to consider Qualified Immunity • Short term rentals – turning homes into hotels • Short term rentals – are fire sprinklers required • Who’s a county employee under the ADA • Motels used for criminal activity

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 17, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Flow Control not a commerce clause violation and no FAAAA preemption • Takings of Beach Front property – be careful what you wish for • Public Records and Work Product • Police Union Speech outside Garcetti • More on consequences of Murphy v NCAA

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 15, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Property right in right to appeal • Falsified probable cause – mistakes but nothing showing lying in affidavit • State can’t stop cities from using traffic cameras • Boardwalk performer regulations unconstitutional • South Carolina get business license taxes from on line travel companies

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 14, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Commandeering states legislative processes unconstitutional • Spot zoning appealable • County liable for Sheriff in Arizona but is the analysis deep? • Hustler Hollywood can’t open next to Chuckie Cheese • Seattle labor law violates Sherman Act

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 11, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Ephemeral vs substantive claims • Art or Free Expression? • Honoring George McAndrews of Alexandria VA • The Freddie Gray case – Officers can’t sue Prosecutor • No retaliation if you can’t prove entitlement

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 8, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Invasive Plant ordinance • Oakland successfully sues landlord and recovers $1M • Pink Panther antics get folks in trouble in SF • Opening homeless camp – no immunity when things go bad • How side is the road – new issues involving ancient law

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 7, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Fines and Fees immunity for the municipal court • Biting the hand that feeds you • Homelessness – sleeping in cars • Ticket more and warn less – Garcetti Speech • Pitching a no-hitter under the DPPA

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 3, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Justice delayed justice denied • Rain Tax does not violate RLUIPA • DPPA – no class action but punitives apply against local government • Nollan/Dolan revisited and don’t apply to legislatively adopted exactions • Consumer voters – voting with your feet Amazon puts on hold staying in Seattle

IMLA's 5 things to know for May 2, 2018. Listen to this podcast to learn about the below! • Warrantless seizures of pigeons kept in boxes on a sidewalk • Saving costs by seeking legal advice • Security cameras reduce crime by 85% • Downsides of police discipline transparency • Regulatory takings-evaluating the purpose of the regulation