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U.S. Supreme Court Curtails Substitute Analyst Testimony

August 21, 2024July 15, 2024 Phil Dixon

…(You can read more about drug identification evidence issues and defense objections here and here.) Stay tuned for another post soon on Smith and retroactivity. Until then, I can be…

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Supreme Court: Can’t Search Cell Phones Incident to Arrest

June 26, 2014 Jeff Welty

…constitutional protection as a result of the third-party doctrine of Smith v. Maryland. Five, get ready for the debates over retroactivity and related issues. What’s your reaction to the decision?…

Categories Search and Seizure, Uncategorized Tags cell phones, fourth amendment, incident to arrest, phones, riley, searches, supreme court, wurie 11 Comments
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