CRIM 12000 Lecture 22: 4th Amendment Lecture 3

• School: Kent State University
• Department: Criminology and Justice Studies
• Course: CRIM 12000
• Professor: Allen Lowery

Document Summary

Griffin v wisconsin: reasonable suspicion is the standard to be used to search the. No firm court case yet, but reasonable suspicion is emerging as the standard to. Emergencies, hot pursuit, destroying contraband: 4th amendment cases and principles: Stop and frisk/investigatory search - past tense concerns (u. s. v. hensley) * destroying contraband: pragmatic searches: no warrant, and no cause (liberty v. order contexts, special needs (pre-eminent public interest situations) * suspicion of being a drug courier (u. s. v. sokolow) * suspicion is present in a public school setting (new jersey v. tlo) * suspicion is present in an airport setting (florida v. royer) * suspicion is present and the individual is on probation or parole (griffin v. * high crime areas (organic nature of the law; soft chalk: 4th amendment principles: The seizure of an individual ie. , an arrest: to effect an arrest, probable cause must be present (at a minimum)