Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 164
Since the justification lies in the officer's need for self - protection , the scope of search must be strictly limited by this consideration . Unlike the search incidental to arrest , which permits an extensive search of the person ...
Since the justification lies in the officer's need for self - protection , the scope of search must be strictly limited by this consideration . Unlike the search incidental to arrest , which permits an extensive search of the person ...
Page 174
999 No such restriction is found in the Court's cases of search incidental to a formally executed arrest : the scope of search is not limited to weapons , and may properly include evidence of crime . Can it be that in the case of a ...
999 No such restriction is found in the Court's cases of search incidental to a formally executed arrest : the scope of search is not limited to weapons , and may properly include evidence of crime . Can it be that in the case of a ...
Page 185
He even conceded that it might be possible to remedy such abuses as occurred through a more limited restriction on interrogation . But he insisted that the general limitation be observed until others ...
He even conceded that it might be possible to remedy such abuses as occurred through a more limited restriction on interrogation . But he insisted that the general limitation be observed until others ...
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