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28 Cards in this Set
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US V White (1973) |
Concealed radio transmitters by authorities is not a search. |
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Kyllo V US (2001) |
The Use of thermal imaging violates 4th amendment and requires warrant. |
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Us V Jones (2012) |
Placing a GPS tracker on a car is a 4th Amendment Search. |
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Us V Warsak |
Emails saved on a third party server still constitute 4th Amendment Search. |
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Illinois V Cabella |
Drug sniffing dogs do not constitute beefed up senses. |
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Terry V Ohio (1968) |
Stop and Frisk does not violate 4th ammendment. |
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Adams V Williams |
Can grab gun from waistband of man in car based on terry stop to ensure officer safety. |
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Penn V Mimms |
A man can be ordered out of a car and patted down for weapons |
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Maryland V Williams |
Passenger can be ordered out of the car and patted down |
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Michigan V Sitz |
A DUI checkpoint is legal. |
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Illinois V Lidster |
Roadblocks for Investigative purposes are reasonable. |
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Tennessee V Garner |
Can't shoot a fleeing suspect. |
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Graham V Connor |
Objective Reasonableness applies to excessive force. |
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Kuha V City of Minnetonka |
Suspect fleas, dog uses bite and hold, no warning provided, bite and hold used for long. |
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Atwater V City of Lago Vista |
Can be seized for even a minor traffic stop |
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Chimel V CA |
Can't search entire home of arestee but can search within reach, |
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Arizona V Gant |
In order for search to arrest search to be legal, evidence that can be tampered with or present danger must be present. |
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Whren V US |
Any traffic offense committed is reason for a stop. |
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Illinois V Rodriguez |
If police believe third party is in authority the search is good based on good faith doctrine. |
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South Dakota V Opperman |
Marijuana found in 4th amendment is good under inventory search. |
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Samson V Ca |
Suspcionless search of parolee is valid. |
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Safford School V Redding |
Strip search of 13 year old for ibuprophen is a no go. |
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State V Ellis |
RA becomes agent of state when she brings police in, bringing 4A into play and invalidating search. |
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Ferguson V City of Charleston |
Can't drug test pregnant and send to PD w/o consent |
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Miranda V Arizona |
Must be read rights upon questioning. |
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Berkemer V McCarty |
When stopped in traffic stop if questioned you have the right to be mirandized |
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New York V Quarles |
Miranda Warning doesn't apply when public safety is concerned. |
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Berghuis V Thompkins |
One must specifically invoke their rights |
