Georgia Arrests and MugShot Removal is Now Faster Than Ever with InternetReputation.com

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    DENVER, CO, May 10, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Denver technology firm Internetreputation.com is helping those with a few blemishes in their past to clean up their arrest records online. The firm uses analytical technology and in house resources to delete mugshots and arrest records.

Society's growing reliance on the internet as a resource has somewhat compromised the privacy of individuals due in some part to confusion as to whether privacy laws extend into cyberspace and, if they do, to what extent. The matter is complicated by the fact that employers are increasingly running internet background checks for prospective employees. For businesses, inaccurate information generated by consumer searches can translate to thousands of lost dollars in revenue. Insuring the accuracy of one's character or business information on the internet is now a fact of life.

Internetreputation,com does not falsify or alter information about an individual or business. Rather, the company ensures that only factual information otherwise accessible by public record is what follows individuals on the worldwide web. Common trails for some include arrests that did not lead to convictions or mugshots from arrests that did not lead to convictions. Under current laws, this information cannot be held against individuals in consideration of employment or public office. However, with few checks and balances and a heavy burden of proof, it has become easy for this information to get into internet circulation and remain there often due to website owners who are either nonresponsive to requests to remove information or simply don't maintain their websites.

Georiga sheriff offices have started to make arrest records and mugshot pictures public record allowing companies to redistribute this information for a profit. Georgia.arrests.org is one of the largest companies in the state offering this type of information. InternetReputation.com has been removing records from this companies sister websites in Florida and North Carolina and is now offering guaranteed removal of Georgia mugshot records.

As the winner of True Wealth's "Tech Firm of the Year," Internetreputation.com simplifies this often confusing and time consuming process by using a number of different methods to identify and target in accurate or unsupported information on the Internet. Once these records are located InternetReputation.com will act to remove it from the source and or appearing on the search engines.

Internetreputation.com is a Denver based tech firm that focuses on online reputation administration. The company's software earned it an award from True Wealth. Those interested in learning more about Internetreputation.com can visit the company's website at http://www.internetreputation.com/.

For more information, please visit www.InternetReputation.com.

Contact:

Public Relations Division
InternetReputation.com
Denver Tech Center
4600 South Syracuse 9th Floor
Denver, CO 80237
(800) 758-9012
customercare@internetreputation.com

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Supreme Court Upholds Strip Searches After Arrests for Minor Offenses

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    April 30, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Supreme Court Upholds Strip Searches After Arrests for Minor Offenses

The Supreme Court of the United States issued a landmark decision on April 2, 2012, ruling that law enforcement officers may strip-search individuals arrested for any criminal offense, no matter how small, regardless of whether they have reason to believe that the individual is concealing a weapon or other contraband.

The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits unreasonable search and seizure. Previously, strip searches were generally considered unreasonable unless an arresting officer reasonably believed that an arrested suspect was carrying contraband beneath his or her clothes. The recent ruling does not mean that strip searches are required for every arrest, but rather that they are not prohibited by the Fourth Amendment.

The Supreme Court decision stemmed from a case involving the arrest of a man named Albert Florence who was arrested on a warrant stemming from an unpaid fine -- which, in fact, he had already paid. Florence was arrested after his wife's car, in which he was a passenger, was pulled over for speeding. After being arrested, Florence was taken to jail, where he was strip-searched twice and held for a week.

The Florence case was not the first time that people have gone to court over strip searches for minor offenses. According to a New York Times article on the case, the lower courts have ruled on cases involving strip searches after such minor offenses as:
-Dog leash law violations
-Driving without a license
-Failure to pay child support
-Driving with a noisy muffler
-Failure to use a turn signal

Justice Stephen Breyer, one of four dissenting judges in the case, wrote that strip searches are a "serious affront to human dignity and to individual privacy" and should not be performed without good reason. Other critics of the ruling have expressed concerns that it will permit arresting officers to conduct strip searches for improper reasons, for instance to humiliate or degrade the arrested individual.

However, Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing on behalf of the five judges who favored the ruling, argued that the court should not second-guess the judgment of law enforcement officials who believe it necessary to search for weapons, drugs and other contraband before placing an arrested individual with the general population in a detention facility.

People who believe their rights have been violated by law enforcement officers during an arrest or detention should contact a lawyer experienced in handling civil liberties cases.

Article provided by Bass Law Firm, PLLC
Visit us at http://www.thebasslawfirm.com

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