Landmark Cases
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- U.S. v Weeks
- Exclusionary rule
- Ohio v Mapp
- Search is bad everything is bad
- Warden v Hayden
- If exigent can do warrantless search
- Cali v Chimel
- In course of making a lawful arrest can search immediate area
- U.S. v Leon
- Act in good faith than everything is okay
- U.S. v Harris
- Must have probable cause to have plain view search
- Arizona v Hicks
- Must have probable cause to have plain view search
- Ohio v Terry
- If you have reasonable suspicion can pull you over, to the side, pat down....
- TN v Garner
- Cannot use deadly forced unless it is returned
- NY v Payton
- Unless suspect gives permission police cannot enter and make a warrantless arrest unless exigent - fleaing
- U.S. v Watson
- Can arrest in public place
- U.S. v Carroll
- Warrantless search okay only if probable cause
- Chambers v Mahoney
- Warrantless search okay only if probable cause
- Delaware v Prouse
- Illegal to pull you over just to check you
- NY v Belton
- Warrantless search okay only if probable cause
- U.S. v Ross
- Warrantless search okay only if probable cause
- Police v Sitz
- Legal to do road blocks
- U.S. v Draper
- Informant valid is probable cause for arrest
- TX v Aguilar
- 2 Prong- clear and reliable
- Arizona v Miranda
- Must give rights before anything
- Mississippi v Brown
- Cannot beat it out of someone
- Leyra v Denno
- No psychological manipulation
- Illinois v Escobedo
- Right to counsel in interrogation
- Gideon v Wainwright
- Attorney if cannot afford one
- U.S. v wade
- Right to counsel in line up
- U.S. Katz
- Cannot use survelliance without warrant
- U.S. v Scott
- Must use mimization