Con Law cases Flashcards
established the protective sweep- police can search the premises if the have a reasonable belief that there could be someone else who is posing a threat. Limited to where a person could be hiding.
Maryland v Buie
Established the search incident to arrest- police can search the area in the wingspan of someone arrested
Chimel v California
established hot pursuit exception to warrant requirement.
Warden v Hayden
Established that the police cant make a warrant-less, non consensual entry into a home to make a routine felony arrest
Payton v New York
established that use of deadly force in apprehension of fleeing felons is illegal unless the police has probable cause that the suspect poses a significant threat.
Tennessee v Garner
Established plain view doctrine
Horton v California
Established the reading of Miranda rights to those in custody or being interrogated
Miranda v Arizona
coerced confessions not allowed
Brown v Mississippi
fourth amendment allows police to enter private property without warrant to conduct a knock-and-talk investigation
US v Banks
established “shocks the conscience” doctrine
Rochin v California
established the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine
Silverthorne Lumber Co v US
established exclusionary rule- stuff obtained illegally not admissible in court
Mapp v Ohio
unprovoked flight in a high crime area, coupled with the circumstances can justify reasonable suspicion to do an investigatory stop
Illinois v Wardlow
juveniles have the right to due process in delinquency proceedings
In re Gault
people have the right the counsel during critical stages
Massiah v US
