Criminal
Jul. 24, 1999
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Search Light The Supreme Court Has Clarified a Number of Fourth Amendment Issues Perhaps most astounding of all was the fact that the two opinions in favor of the Fourth Amendment were penned by Rehnquist.
By Alex Ricciardulli
The just-completed term of the U.S. Supreme Court gave practitioners a little bit of everything concerning the Fourth Amendment and search-and-seizure law. The justices broke new ground, refined some long-standing areas of the law and upheld some well-settled Fourth Amendment principles.
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The just-completed term of the U.S. Supreme Court gave practitioners a little bit of everything concerning the Fourth Amendment and search-and-seizure law. The justices broke new ground, refined some long-standing areas of the law and upheld some well-settled Fourth Amendment principles.
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