Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 37
... exists , is a mere formality ; and that , therefore , the owner has nothing to lose and something to gain by an im- mediate search . Unaccountably , considering his dissent in the Cooper case , Justice Douglas voted with the majority ...
... exists , is a mere formality ; and that , therefore , the owner has nothing to lose and something to gain by an im- mediate search . Unaccountably , considering his dissent in the Cooper case , Justice Douglas voted with the majority ...
Page 175
... exists , the right to search exists simultaneously , urged Harlan , even though no arrest has yet been made . The clear implication of the Court's opinion , however , is that the authority to search depends on an arrest having been made ...
... exists , the right to search exists simultaneously , urged Harlan , even though no arrest has yet been made . The clear implication of the Court's opinion , however , is that the authority to search depends on an arrest having been made ...
Page 297
... exist or those that exist are unable to make further admissions , it would seem that delivery to the individual's home or the custody of a friend or relative is the course most compatible with the secondary priority of avoiding arrests ...
... exist or those that exist are unable to make further admissions , it would seem that delivery to the individual's home or the custody of a friend or relative is the course most compatible with the secondary priority of avoiding arrests ...
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The Warrantless Search Jacob W Landynski | 91 |
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