Supreme Court in the court cases which involves the Fourth Amendment in the U.S. Constitution. It discusses the Fernandez v. California case in which the court stated that searching houses by police without issu...
SUPREME COURT'S 4TH AMENDMENT JURISPRUDENCE This essay traces the evolution of the jurisprudence of the American Supreme Court in its interpretations since 1960 of the Fourth Amendment. In balancing the rights of the people to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement ...
In this case, there was literally no bad driving or even the suggestion that my client was driving less prudent than the normal driver. This case was made by, manufactured by the admission of “ smoking cannabis” and not satisfying the arresting officers requested tests. It was a good day ...
4th Circuit says – Assault weapons can be banned Aug 16, 2024|Supreme Court This case is about whether the Act’s general prohibition on the sale and possession of certain “assault weapons,” are unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. ...
All 10 of the Bill of rights, of which there are 5 criminal justice-related. Exclusive rules of illegal evidence was originally established in accordance with article 4th of the rights court. That section commonly referred to as "United States 4th amendment (the Fourth Amend-ment)". Reads as...
Learn about the constitutional right to privacy. Discover the Fourteenth Amendment, explore privacy court cases, and understand different types of...
One case that she cited was decided by the 1st Circuit Court, which is opposite to the assistant’s position; and others were from High Courts, supporting her position. The assistant also analyzed in detail the reasoning behind the 1st Circuit case and refuted it, point by point. The ...
The Federal Circuit's 2023 decision in In re Cellect, LLC, 81 F.4th 1216 (Fed. Cir. 2023) has set the stage for a potentially significant Supreme Court case on the interplay between the Patent Term Adjustment (PTA) statute, 35 U.S.C. § 154(b), and the judicially-created doctrine...
Birchfield refused the blood test despite the penalty to do so. Three months prior to this case Birchield had been arrested for DUI and had already pled guilty. Birchfield pled guilty to the misdemeanor violation of the refusalstatute, but was conditional on the argument the 4th Amendment prohib...
No one could gainsay the truth of these observations, or the importance of the First Amendment in protecting press freedom from abridgement by the government. But the Fourth Amendment also protects a very important right, and in the present case it is in terms of that right that the media ...