Applicability of the Exclusionary Rule to Civil Cases, TheVan Broekhoven, Rollin ABaylor L.rev
T.L.O moved to suppress evidence discovered before trial, arguing that the exclusionary rule applied to school officials searching a student which the court disagreed with. The court said that while the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures applies to public school ...
exclusionary rule improperly gathered evidence may not be introduced in a criminal trial ex post facto law a law that makes an act criminal although the act was legal when it was committed 14th amendment Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal protectio...
aFurther support for not applying the exclusionary rule to every civil in rem forfeiture case lies in the original application of the rule to criminal cases. 进一步支持为不运用排外规则于每民用在REM没收案件在规则的原始的应用在对刑事案件。[translate]...
In a society where the processes of community interaction are increasingly disarticulated, which could give meaning to a life more symbolically committed to the collectivity and the other, the forms of extreme individualization of life reflect the different modalities of the isolated world projects and...
American history, that of Brown v. Board of Education was actually five separate cases heard by the Supreme Court regarding segregation in public schools. It began in a Topeka, Kansas school district where a student had to walk miles to attend a black school while a white school was close ...
Application of the Exclusionary Rule to Deportation Cases Involving Egregious Fourth Amendment Violations - Arguelles-Vasquez v. INSillegally obtained, "there is no authority of which we are aware that would make it admissible. illegally obtained evidence, the same can be said of the prosecution in...
Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule inapplicable to child protection cases.(Child Protection Law Abstracts)
The Supreme Court said that any evidence found during an illegal search may not be used against that person, developing what has become known as the "Exclusionary· Rule." This rule as well as the protection against an unreasonable search and seizure was applied to the states (Incorporation ...
Exclusionary rule requires at least grossly negligent conduct or recurring systemic negligence Utah v. Strieff Unconstitutionally seized evidence is admissible if there is a lack of flagrant impropriety, lack of temporal proximity, or an intervening circumstance attenuating the chain between police miscondu...