by Jefferson L. Ingram

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Chapter 3

The Principles of the Mapp Exclusionary Rule

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1.	INTRODUCTION TO REMEDIES FOR FOURTH AMENDMENT VIOLATIONS	78
2.	VIOLATION OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND THE EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE	79
3.	THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: IMPLEMENTATION PRIOR TO 1914	79
4.	THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE: ENFORCING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT	80
5.	SUPPRESSION OF ILLEGALLY SEIZED EVIDENCE	81
6.	BASIS FOR THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE	82
7.	CHALLENGE TO THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE: THE SILVER PLATTER DOCTRINE	82
8.	APPLICATION OF THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE TO STATE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE	83
9.	EXCLUSION OF DERIVATIVE EVIDENCE	83
10.	MAJOR EXCEPTIONS TO THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE	86
11.	EXCLUSIONARY RULE EXCEPTION: THE INDEPENDENT SOURCE RULE	89
12.	EXCLUSIONARY RULE EXCEPTION: THE RULE OF INEVITABLE DISCOVERY	91
13.	EXCLUSIONARY RULE EXCEPTION: THE DOCTRINE OF ATTENUATION	92
14.	EXCLUSIONARY RULE EXCEPTION: THE GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION	94
15.	LIMITATIONS ON THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE: PAROLE REVOCATION HEARINGS	95
16.	LIMITATIONS ON THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE: OTHER CONTEXTS	96
17.	ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES TO FOURTH AMENDMENTVIOLATIONS: THE BIVENS CIVIL SUIT	97
18.	LIMITS TO USE OF THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE:THE CONCEPT OF STANDING	98
19.	VICARIOUS STANDING NOT PERMITTED	102
20.	SUMMARY	104
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