WEBINAR
Case Law Update
New York search and seizure law continues to evolve as state and federal courts address emergency entries, investigative encounters and vehicle searches. For officers, understanding how these decisions affect day-to-day enforcement is essential to making sound decisions in the field and protecting the admissibility of evidence.
In this webinar, attorney and retired police chief Mike Ranalli will review recent search and seizure decisions affecting New York law enforcement and explain what they mean for officers in the field. Building on two previous webinars, "Applying New York Search and Seizure Law in Everyday Street Encounters" and "Conducting Traffic Stops in New York: 2026 Legal Updates and Practical Applications," Mike will examine emerging legal issues, clarify how New York courts are applying state and federal standards, and provide practical guidance for navigating common enforcement situations.
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Battalion Chief (Ret.) Bruce Bjorge brings over four decades of fire service experience spanning career, combination, volunteer, and military organizations. As director of Strategic Alliances for Lexipol, Bruce drives partnership development across the nation, connecting fire and EMS agencies with the policy, training, and wellness resources they need to operate at the highest level. An instructor at the local, state, and national levels, Bruce is also founder of the “OG Society,” where he champions the principle “Leave It Better Than You Found It” (LIBTYFI). This guiding principle shapes every presentation he delivers, providing actionable steps that address the challenges public safety leaders face today.
Presented by:
Chief (Ret.)
Mike Ranalli
Legal Training Manager
Lexipol
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