| 单词 | fresh pursuit |
| 释义 | > as lemmasfresh pursuit fresh pursuit n. Law immediate and continuous pursuit of a suspect; spec. (U.S.) immediate and continuous pursuit of a suspect, in which situation a law enforcement officer is legally entitled to pursue a suspect across a jurisdictional border, or make an arrest without a warrant; cf. hot pursuit n. ΚΠ 1563 Treaty 23 Sept. in W. Nicolson Leges Marchiarum (1705) 127 Providing the Parties grieved to follow their lawful Trode with Hound and Horn, with Hue and Cry and all other accustomed manner of fresh Pursuit. 1629 Vse of Law 82 in J. Doddridge Lawyers Light But if hee [sc. the owner] make fresh pursuit hee may take his goods from the Thiefe. 1745 Proc. Old Bailey 16 Oct. 251/1 Don't you think if you had made a fresh pursuit then you would have had more probability of meeting with them than four or five days afterwards? 1977 E. Ostrom et al. Policing Metrop. Amer. 22/1 Of the 39 States having specific legislation on intra-State fresh pursuit, 22 authorize all country and municipal peace officers to engage in fresh pursuit throughout their State for any offense. 2007 K. Wallentine Street Legal iii. 73 Most courts recognize the common-law rule of fresh pursuit of a misdemeanor suspect crossing jurisdictional lines, even in the absence of a specific state statute. < as lemmas |
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