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Orin Kerr @OrinKerr
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I love it when the local police hand out Fourth Amendment violations.
Btw, I used this fact pattern in a recent criminal procedure exam.
I'll give the full problem, for those interested. Here's part 1.
Part 2.
And part 3 of 3. The call of the question was to analyze how a court should rule on the emotion to suppress.
A bunch of people have asked for the answers, so I am going to reprint what I wrote up in the answer guide I hand out to students. (My crim pro students get written explanations of all past essay exams I have given.) I'll do this over a few tweets. #1:
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Oops, put #6 in the wrong place, it's here.
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