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Criminal Procedure Outlines * Law school e-book: Criminal Procedure concerns the rights of criminal defendants.This book includes the actual texts of the 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th amendments.

Criminal Procedure Outlines * Law school e-book: Criminal Procedure concerns the rights of criminal defendants.This book includes the actual texts of the 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th amendments.

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- by writers of 6 published essays Feb 2012 bar exam - LOOK INSIDE !!!!!!

Excerpt:
The fourth amendment to the US constitution prohibits unreasonable searches and seizes.

A personal search must be preceded by reasonable and probable cause to believe that illegal items will be found on the person searched.

A search warrant based on such probable cause is required because the citizen has a protected liberty interest in not having his bodily privacy unduly or
unreasonably invaded, but will be dispensed with in some circumstances, such as an immediate threat to public safety, high likelihood of destruction of evidence, and similar exigent circumstances.
Language
English
Pages
47
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
May 15, 2014

Criminal Procedure Outlines * Law school e-book: Criminal Procedure concerns the rights of criminal defendants.This book includes the actual texts of the 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th amendments.

Excellence In Law School
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
- by writers of 6 published essays Feb 2012 bar exam - LOOK INSIDE !!!!!!

Excerpt:
The fourth amendment to the US constitution prohibits unreasonable searches and seizes.

A personal search must be preceded by reasonable and probable cause to believe that illegal items will be found on the person searched.

A search warrant based on such probable cause is required because the citizen has a protected liberty interest in not having his bodily privacy unduly or
unreasonably invaded, but will be dispensed with in some circumstances, such as an immediate threat to public safety, high likelihood of destruction of evidence, and similar exigent circumstances.
Language
English
Pages
47
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
May 15, 2014

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