Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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... probable cause . The heart of the matter was that the authority of the police to search without a warrant could not exceed the authority of the judge to issue a warrant ; where the judge , on the evi- dence , cannot issue a warrant ...
... probable cause . The heart of the matter was that the authority of the police to search without a warrant could not exceed the authority of the judge to issue a warrant ; where the judge , on the evi- dence , cannot issue a warrant ...
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- regardless of probable cause , Lasky had the authority to stop Peters for questioning and frisk him for weapons . White did not consider the question of whether probable cause did in fact exist for Peters ' arrest ; Harlan had no ...
- regardless of probable cause , Lasky had the authority to stop Peters for questioning and frisk him for weapons . White did not consider the question of whether probable cause did in fact exist for Peters ' arrest ; Harlan had no ...
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that probable cause to arrest does not automatically establish probable cause to search . If it did , there would be no reason for allowing the search only when the arrest is made at home ; given this reasoning , arrest on a warrant ...
that probable cause to arrest does not automatically establish probable cause to search . If it did , there would be no reason for allowing the search only when the arrest is made at home ; given this reasoning , arrest on a warrant ...
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The Warrantless Search Jacob W Landynski | 91 |
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