by Jefferson L. Ingram

Table of Contents

Case update - see below

Chapter 7

Searches and Seizures: Places, Persons and Vehicles

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1.	SEARCHES OF HOUSES	194
2.	WARRANT TO SEARCH AND ARREST INSIDE THE HOME	195
3.	MODERNTECHNOLOGY ANDWARRANTLESS HOME SEARCHES: THERMAL IMAGING SEARCHES	199
4.	SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST	202
5.	SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST:NOWARRANT REQUIREMENT	203
6.	GENERAL SCOPE OF THE SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST	204
7.	INVENTORY OF ARRESTEE’S PROPERTY	205
8.	TRADITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PLAINVIEW DOCTRINE	206
9.	INADVERTENT DISCOVERY:NO LONGER REQUIRED	207
10.	OFFICER NEEDS TO BE LAWFULLY PRESENT	207
11.	THE PLAIN FEEL AND PLAIN SMELL DOCTINE	210
12.	SEARCHES BASED ON CONSENT	211
13.	SEARCHES OF MOTORVEHICLES	216
14.	VEHICLE SEARCHES GENERALLY DO NOT REQUIREWARRANTS	217
15.	SCOPE OF MOTORVEHICLE SEARCH	218
16.	LIMITEDVEHICLE SEARCHES ON LESSTHAN PROBABLE CAUSE	219
17.	VEHICLE INVENTORY SEARCHES	220
18.	PLAINVIEW DOCTRINE AND MOTORVEHICLE SEARCHES	221
19.	SCOPE OF SEARCH OF CONTAINERS WITHIN MOTORVEHICLES	222
20.	SEARCHES FOLLOWINGVEHICLE FORFEITURES	226
21.	OTHERTHEORIES OFVEHICLE SEARCHES AND SEIZURES	227
22.	SUMMARY	228
online Update 7.01	Kentucky v. King
ONLINE UPDATE 7.011	COLLINS V. VIRGINIA 2018
ONLINE UPDATE 7.15	Arizona v. Gant
ONLINE UPDATE 7.16	United States v. Jones
online Update 7.6	Carpenter v. United States 2018
online Update 7.7	Riley v. California 2014