The “Leon” exception to the warrant requirement allows
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Searches don’t always involve touching a person or property.
Searches don’t always involve touching a person or property.
In which case did the U.S. Supreme Court hold that the gover…
In which case did the U.S. Supreme Court hold that the government’s installation of a GPS device on a target’s vehicle, and its use of that device to monitor the vehicle’s movements, constitutes a “search” under the Fourth Amendment?
This states that evidence that is illegally obtained may be…
This states that evidence that is illegally obtained may be admitted if the causal connection between the government’s wrongful conduct and the resulting evidence has been severed by an intervening event.
An officer chasing a suspect does not have to stop at their…
An officer chasing a suspect does not have to stop at their door—they can continue on to catch the suspect. This is known as
Illegally obtained evidence may be admitted if the causal co…
Illegally obtained evidence may be admitted if the causal connection between the government’s wrongful conduct and the resulting evidence has been severed by an intervening event.
An officer must knock and announce themself before entering…
An officer must knock and announce themself before entering a person’s home to execute a warrant unless
One party may consent to the search of another party’s area…
One party may consent to the search of another party’s area provided
This does not ever alone justify a Terry stop.
This does not ever alone justify a Terry stop.
This case has to do with the conduct of the government being…
This case has to do with the conduct of the government being outrageous, shocking, and a gross violation of defendant’s constitutional rights.