Cut through the complexities of Search & Seizure Law and grab the evidence you need to make your cases stick! Can police lie to get a confession? Must police provide an attorney before a line-up? A suspect asks, Do you think I need an attorney? How do you answer? Can a 3rd party give permission to search someone else s property? Packed with critical answers to a wide range of key Search & Seizure questions! Includes info on: Nuances of Miranda rights Using informants and other info sources Warrant requirements What police must tell suspects and what can be skipped What you can seize & when Who can give permission to search Warrantless searches. 165 cases referenced! Includes detailed index and quick reference Police Tips Inside you ll get expert guidance on pivotal topics including: The Exclusionary Rule , Common Law Right to Inquire, Stop and Frisk, the Fellow Officer Rule, Vehicle Search Issues and Search Incident to Arrest. Get answers to crucial questions like: Can you open a car door during a traffic stop?, Can you legally run a drug-sniffing dog around the outside of a vehicle stopped for speeding?, How useful is an anonymous tip?, What are the limitations on consent searches? Like having a Constitutional Law Expert at Your Fingertips!
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I gave this book 3 stars. The description made it sound like it was something other than what it was. The book brushes lightly over 4th adm. Its a decent go over for someone with no background in the topic but not for a LEO.
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Matt Medina's handbook is a street guide for the working peace officer: a breezy, enjoyable read, yet touching all aspects of Fourth Amendment search and seizure. Medina is a highly respected felony review specialist for the Cook County State's Attorney's office; there is none better than Matt Medina to advise law enforcement on standards used by the prosecutor's office when making prosecutorial and probable cause warrant decisions.
The handbook gives a field officer all the information he needs to achieve the very difficult, but not impossible, balance between his law enforcement duties and a citizen's protections under the Fourth Amendment. The "Police Tip" sections alone---which are neatly spaced throughout the book---are in themselves worthy of supervisor shift roll-call reminders. Mr. Medina has a winner!
The handbook gives a field officer all the information he needs to achieve the very difficult, but not impossible, balance between his law enforcement duties and a citizen's protections under the Fourth Amendment. The "Police Tip" sections alone---which are neatly spaced throughout the book---are in themselves worthy of supervisor shift roll-call reminders. Mr. Medina has a winner!
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This is a basic review of the fourth amendment for law enforcement. It is not an in depth book.
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