Terry v. Ohio
The reason it is important
What is that it sets the legal standard for stop and frisk?
The rule for law enforcement obtaining text messages
What is they need a warrant?
When law enforcement takes someone to the police station, "books" them and they are not free to leave
What is a custodial arrest?
Due Process
What is "no state shall …deprive any citizen of life, liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the law"?
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The Issue
What is Whether, given all the circumstances, the stop and frisk of a person on the street, violates their 4th amendment right to be protected from unreasonable searches and seizures?
The Third Party Doctrine
What is the legal theory that hold that when a person voluntarily gives information to a third party they have no reasonable expectation of privacy?
Emergency conditions where a warrent is not required
What is exigent circumstances?
The right of an individual to challenge government detention
What is Habeas Corpus?
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The Holding
What is stop and frisk of a person on the street does not violate their 4th amendment right to be protected from unreasonable searches and seizures where there is a reasonable suspicion.
The doctrine that refers to items that are in sight of law enforcement while they are engaged in a legal search
What is the Plain View Doctrine?
Three elements necessary for obtaining a warrant
What is a neutral magistrate, an sworn affadavit and the name of the person to be arrested?
Constitutional doctrine through which the Bill of Rights (or selected amendments) is made applicable to the states through the Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
What is the Incorporation Doctine?
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The balance test
What is Balance the need to search/seize against the invasion of liberty/privacy rights of the individual?
The rule for law enforcement obtaining cell numbers called
What is no warrent needed?
Two conditions necessary for an office to use deadly force
What is it is necessary to apprehend “dangerous suspects” and it doesn’t put innocent people in danger?
1960s Due Process Revolution
What is the period of time where SCOTUS expanded individual procedural rights?
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Two types of information police can use to make a case for reasonable suspicion
What is direct evidence and hearsay evidence?
Areas immediately surrounding the home
What is curtiledge?
Standard by which nondeadly force by police is judged
What is objective standard of reasonable force OR officers can use the amount of force necessary to apprehend and bring suspects under control?
The first case where SCOTUS reversed a state criminal conviction for a violation of a criminal procedure provision of the Bill of Rights
What is Powell v. Alabama?
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