1. 4th Amendment Sit with groups from yesterday Stop and frisk (1 and 6)
Searching a home (2 and 7)
Eavesdropping on a telephone (3 and 8)
Searching an automobile (4 and 9)
Searching a person’s discarded garbage (5 and 10)
Be ready to present/explain your case

2. 4th Amendment Protections - Notes
Your home is your castle – strong wall of personal rights surround where you live
Personal rights – only apply to defendant

3. 4th Amendment Protections - Notes
Stop and frisk: cannot be arbitrary – warrant NOT required if reasonable suspicion, OR fear for safety, OR after arrest
Searching a home: home is like a castle, requires very specific warrant EXCEPT for hot pursuit or consent

4. 4th Amendment Protections - Cont
Eavesdropping (phone line, listening or video devices): must have probable cause, must be specific (names and type of conversation)
Searching an automobile:
NO warrant required under some circumstances
because car can move
requires probable cause

5. NOT Protected Public area NOT protected In plain view
In some else’s house

6. Vocabulary Work in groups – you choose
Complete the vocab analysis of the 5th and 6th Amendments

7. Guide for Analyzing Cases
Complete for first four cases
3-6 facts
Identify amendment
What part of the amendment –write it out
What law was allegedly broken?
What is the main issue in the case?
What did the SCOTUS decide?
Why did SCOTUS make that decision?
Do you agree with SCOTUS?

8. Criminal Justice and Amendments
Focus on 4th, 5th, and 6th Amendments
Packet
4th Amendment Protections - notes
What does 4th Amendment Say? - worksheet
Applying the Bill of Rights - worksheet
Civil Liberties and Criminal Justice Clause
Civil Liberties and Criminal Justice - 14 questions and reading from textbook