Civil Rights Case Law, Civil Rights - General, Civil Rights - United States, United States Constitutions - Federal & State, Civil Rights - Privacy, U.S. Constitution
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Overview
Of all amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the Fourth has been called the most ambiguous, and it is from that amendment that search and seizure laws are primarily drawn. Students will learn about the legal issues and cases argued concerning protection of property and privacy, searching homes and businesses, searching people in public places, searching automobiles and baggage, and wiretapping. The Exclusionary Rule and the right to privacy beyond search and seizure are specifically examined in detail.
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Discusses the major privacy and search and seizure issues addressed by the Supreme Court, such as protecting property and privacy, searching homes and businesses, search and seizure of people, and the exclusionary rule. Includes case examples, a glossary, the Constitution, and a list of Justices. For high school students and undergraduates. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
September 29, 1994
Publisher
Greenwood Press
Pages
304
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780897748544