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Page 1: Kaplan University Constitutional Law Josephine Kerr January 6, 2011

Kaplan UniversityConstitutional Law

Josephine KerrJanuary 6, 2011

Page 2: Kaplan University Constitutional Law Josephine Kerr January 6, 2011

Topics for Discussion• What the Fourth Amendment forbids and requires?• Who is governed by the Fourth Amendment?• What the reasonableness clause of the Fourth Amendment

establishes?• Whether individuals are constitutionally guaranteed absolute

freedom from government intrusion?• How probable cause relates to searches and arrests?• What is required for a search or arrest warrant?• If the Miranda warning must be given in a stop-and-frisk situation?• What the law of stop and frisk deals with? The precedent case?• What two consequences police may face if they make an

unconstitutional search or seizure?• What the exclusionary rule is and the precedent case?• What primary purpose is served by the exclusionary rule?• What case made the exclusionary rule applicable at the state

level?• What happens to evidence obtained in ways that “shock the

conscience?”• What exceptions to the exclusionary rule exist?• What other consequences may result from government agency

misconduct?

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Topics for Discussion• What limitation is placed on all searches? When general searches are

legal?• What limitations are placed on searches with a warrant? With consent? In

a frisk? Incident to an arrest?• What exceptions to the warrant requirement have been established?• What the plain feel or plain touch ruling allows?• What the plain view doctrine is?• When a vehicle can be legally searched and the precedent case?• What constitutes an exigent circumstance?• How reasonable expectation of privacy relates to searches, frisks and the

Fourth Amendment?• How searches at international borders and airports are viewed under the

Fourth Amendment?• How electronic surveillance is governed by the Fourth Amendment?• Whether a physical presence is required to constitute a search?• What relationship exists between electronic surveillance and one’s

reasonable expectations of privacy?• What is required to obtain an electronic surveillance warrant?• Whether prison inmates, probationers and parolees have full Fourth

Amendment protection?

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The Fourth Amendment

• What is the purpose of the Fourth Amendment?

• Who is regulated by the Fourth Amendment?

• What does the Fourth Amendment state?

Page 5: Kaplan University Constitutional Law Josephine Kerr January 6, 2011

Search and Seizure

• What is a search?• What is a seizure?

Page 6: Kaplan University Constitutional Law Josephine Kerr January 6, 2011

Test Your Knowledge

• Which one of the following agencies does the Fourth Amendment not apply to?

• Public schools• Colleges • County government

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Electronic Surveillance and the Fourth Amendment

• What is the current law with respect to electronic surveillance?

• What are your thoughts on electronic surveillance, is it fair?

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The Fourth Amendment and Corrections

• What are criminals overall rights with respect to the Fourth amendment?

• How do you feel about criminals and their rights?