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      Chapter 5: Searches:
         Things Subject to Search and Seizure
         General Rule
            Probable Cause
         Presumptions
         Remedy for Violations; The Exclusionary Rule
            The Fourth Amendment
            The Fruit of the Poisonous Tree
            Exceptions:
               Private Persons
               The Good Faith Exception
               The Taint has been Attenuated
               Statutory Only Violations
               Doctrine of Inevitable Discovery
               An Injured Person
               Evidence of identity
               Impeachment Evidence
         Standing:
            Defined
            Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
            Test
            Prior California Rule
            Rules for Determining Standing:
               Burden of Proof
               Factors to Consider
               On Appeal
            Standing; Examples:
               Vehicles
               Visitors
               Personal Property
               Outside Common Areas
               Businesses
               Renters with a Stolen Credit Card
               Exposure to Public View
            Disclaiming Standing
         Reasonableness
            Old Rule
            New Rule
               Whren v. United States
               Limitations on Whren
               Racial Profiling
            Fourth Amendment vs. Fifth Amendment Issues
         Posse Comitatus; Use of the Military by Civilian Law Enforcement:
            The Act
            Purpose
            Case Law
            Sanctions for Violations
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