Making sense of search and seizure law
Subtitle: a Fourth Amendment handbook
By: by Phillip A. Hubbart.
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Durham, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 398
Subjects: United States; Searches and seizures -- United States; Criminal procedure -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction to Fourth Amendment law; title: The American colonial experience : general writs of assistance controversy, 1761-76; title: The English experience : general warrants controversy, 1762-70; title: American constitutional history : state constitutional provisions, 1776-84; title: American constitutional history : United States Constitution and bill of rights, 1787-91; title: Historical purpose of the Fourth Amendment; title: Interpretation of the Fourth Amendment : approaches to constitutional construction; title: Preliminary elements : personal standing and governmental action; title: Search or seizure element : seizures of persons, houses, papers or effects; title: Search or seizure element : searches of persons, houses, papers or effects; title: General rules and principles of unreasonableness; title: Initial or secondary Fourth Amendment intrusion : seizures of persons and property; title: Initial Fourth Amendment intrusion : searches of private premises conducted with a warrant; title: Initial or secondary Fourth Amendment intrusion : warrantless searches and criminal exceptions to the search; title: Warrant requirement rule; title: Initial or secondary Fourth Amendment intrusion : warrantless searches and civil or special needs exceptions; title: To the search warrant requirement rule; title: Special unreasonableness requirement problems; title: Historical development, nature, and purpose, and substantive law of the exclusionary rule.