P.O. Box 117625
Gainesville, FL 32611-7625
United States
University of Florida Levin College of Law
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Fourth Amendment, Exclusionary Rule, Roberts Court, Davis v. United States, Herring v. United States, Hudson v. Michigan
police interrogation, Miranda, Miranda v. Arizona, confession, Fifth Amendment, self-incrimination, constitutional law, criminal procedure
Fourth Amendment, Originalism, Cell Site Location Information
consent search law, Fourth Amendment, Police, Search and Seizure, Privacy, The Supreme Court's Consent Search Doctrine, Schneckloth v. Bustamonte, United States v. Drayton, Georgia v. Randolph, Justice Kennedy
Fourth Amendment, Special Needs Search, forensic DNA technology, DNA testing, California's Proposition 69, special needs doctrine
Fourth Amendment, United States v. Mendez, Illinois v. Caballes, Muehler v. Mena, United States v. Stewart, arbitrary interrogation of motorists during routine traffic stops, rights and liberties
Fourth amendment, search and seizure, Supreme Court, criminal procedure, constitutional law, traffic stops, police, Rodriguez v. United States
Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Fifth Amendment, Self-Incrimination, Police, Interrogation, Confession, Miranda v. Arizona, Privilege Against Self-Incrimination, Right Against Self-Incrimination, Privacy
Constitutional Law, Fourth Amendment, William J. Cuddihy, Unreasonable searches and seizures, General warrants, General searches, Nocturnal Searches, No-knock entries, Probable cause, Reasonableness standard, Fourth Amendment history
Katz v. United States, warrantless electronic surveillance of American citizens, presidential authority to order warrantless surveillance, terrorism, United States v. United States District Court, a.k.a., Keith, Fourth Amendement, warrantless wiretaps, Terrorist Surveillance Program
Fourth Amendment, search and seizure, constitutional law, criminal procedure, criminal law, police, investigatory tactics, arrest
black citizens, Montgomery Alabama, discrimination, racism, Martin Luther King Jr, criminal justice, pretext stops, arrests, fourth amendment, search and seizure, racial profiling, whren v. united states
Fourth Amendment, Seach and Seizure, DNA, Supreme Court, Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Polie, Police investigation
criminal procedure, search and seizure, fourth amendment, police, cars, automobile exception, privacy, warrants, searches of computers, cell phones and electronic devices
Fifth Amendment; Self-Incrimination Clause; the Fifth Amendment privilege; the privilege; invoking the Fifth; taking the Fifth; corporate officers; corporate custodian; collective entity; collective entity rule; artificial entity; corporation; Bill of Rights and corporations
Supreme Court's criminal procedure doctrine, criminal process, constitutional criminal procedure cases, Fourteenth Amendment, Fourth Amendement, Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment, police investigative practices, adjudicatory procedures, Supreme Court's analysis of confession cases
Fourth Amendment, Search and Seizure, standing, privacy, police, police search of cars, traffic stops, rental car, unauthorized driver of a rental car, Justice Anthony Kennedy, police discretion and the Supreme Court
Fifth Amendment, Self-Incrimination, privilege, required records doctrine, collective entity doctrine, Jacqueline Bouknight, Bill of Rights, criminal procedure, constitutional law
