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This is a 12 page paper that provides an overview of the 4th amendment. Using a hypothetical case student, the paper explores the various aspects of the amendment which play into making a legal determination of whether or not evidence has been gathered in a legal manner. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Illegal Acquisition of Evidence and the Violation of Constitutional
Rights , 11/2010 --properly! Introduction Most legal decisions are carried out because of precedent. Because laws are instruments which do
not always map directly to the varying nuances of reality, precedents are useful legal tools that assist one in determining how higher courts of authority have, in the past, issued
rulings about the applicability of laws and rights to specific scenarios. One of the most common aspects of precedential law is the invocation of constitutional rights and the determination of
when and where they exactly apply. This paper will present a hypothetical legal case invoking a violation of the 4th amendment and the illegal acquisition of evidence, and then determine,
based on precedent, whether or not such a violation actually occurred. Summary This paragraph helps the student summarize the case that is being analyzed throughout the rest
of the paper. The following is an example case study which will be used to explore all dimensions of the issue of illegal acquisition of evidence. Police in a certain
city had received a number of complaints that led them to believe that a certain individual, Joe, might be dealing drugs from his home. Joe, however, has his own suspicions
about the police and senses that they have begun to monitor him. Accordingly, he changes his method of working: instead of face to face meetings, he now conducts drug deals
through the United States Postal Service. One day, as Joe is attempting to mail a package to a distant friend, he inadvertently drops it onto the ground next to a
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