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      Chapter 1: The Fourth Amendment, United States Constitution:
         The Outline:
            Police-Citizen Contacts
            Other Topics

The Outline:

The Outline:  The following, throughout this Outline, are the rules developed by the courts for the purpose of protecting society's reasonable privacy expectations and effectuating the purposes of the Fourth Amendment.

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Police-Citizen Contacts

Police-Citizen Contacts:  Contacts between law enforcement officers and private individuals can be broken down into three distinct situations:  (See Florida v. Royer (1983) 460 U.S. 491 [75 L.Ed.2nd 229]; In re James D. (1987) 43 Cal.3rd 903, 911-912; In re Manual G. (1997) 16 Cal.4th 805, 821; People v. Hughes (2002) 27 Cal.4th 287, 327-328.):

  • Consensual Encounters.
  • Detentions.
  • Arrests.
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Other Topics

Other Topics:  Treated separately are issues classified under Searches and Seizures involving:

  • Searches in General.
  • Searches with a Search Warrant.
  • Searches of Persons.
  • Searches of Vehicles.
  • Searches of Residences and Other Buildings.
  • New Law Enforcement Technology.
  • Open Fields.
  • Searches of Containers.
  • Border Searches.
  • Fourth Wavier Searches.
  • Consent Searches.
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