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Lange v California New70ppi
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Lange v. California

Can an officer enter a home without a warrant while in hot pursuit of a misdemeanor?

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Caniglia v. Strom

Did the officers have the right to seize Caniglia’s guns by entering his home without a warrant?

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Torres v. Madrid

Will the officers who shot Roxanne Torres face claims for excessive use of force (Fourth Amendment)?

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Kansas v. Glover (Decision April 6, 2020)

Can an officer pull over a vehicle just because the registered driver’s license has been revoked?

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Cybersecurity and Law Enforcement

How do modern technology companies complicate the relationship between individual privacy and law enforcement?

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Carpenter v. United States (Decided June 22, 2018)

The government needs a 4th Amendment warrant (with probable cause) to get your cell phone location data.

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Collins v. Virginia (Decision May 29, 2018)

A parked auto in a driveway is part of a house. Police need a warrant to search it.

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Byrd v. United States (Decision May 14, 2018)

A person can have 4th Amendment privacy against police search when driving a rental car, even if the person is not listed on the car lease.

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The Stored Communications Act of 1986

Congress passed the Stored Communications Act to address a gap that the Fourth Amendment would not fill. The Stored Communications act protects personal info stored on electronic devices.

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Collins v. Virginia (Argument January 9, 2018)

Can police search a motorcycle parked outside a home, covered almost fully by a tarp without a warrant? 

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