Focus (Forum & Focus)
Jul. 22, 2008
9th Circuit Should Acknowledge New Police Search Precedent
In the coverage of this year's Supreme Court term, commentators have not recognized that the court unanimously overruled a 15-year-old line of 9th Circuit precedent that prohibited certain searches under the Fourth Amendment, writes Michael J. Raphael. - Forum Column
By Michael J. Raphael
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In the coverage of this year's Supreme Court term, commentators have not recognized that the court unanimously overruled a 15-year-old line of 9th Circuit precedent that prohibited certain searches under the Fourth Amendment. The omission is understandable, because the case that the court decided did not come from the 9th Circuit, and the court di...
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