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CHAP 14, SEC 3 Rights of the Accused. I. Searches and Seizures A. Fourth Amendment B. Probable Cause C. Felony Cases Payton v. New York Florida v. J.L.

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1 CHAP 14, SEC 3 Rights of the Accused

2 I. Searches and Seizures A. Fourth Amendment B. Probable Cause C. Felony Cases Payton v. New York Florida v. J.L. Whren v. United States Atwater v. City of Lago Vista

3 II. The Exclusionary Rule Weeks v. United States Mapp v. Ohio United States v. Leon Nix v. Williams III. Fourth Amendment in High Schools New Jersey v. T.L.O. Verononia School District v Acton

4 Wiretapping and Electronic Eavesdropping Violation of Fourth Amendment-Search and Seizure Olmstead v. United States Katz v. United States

5 IV. Guarantee of Counsel A. Sixth Amendment B. Powell v. Alabama C. Betts v. Brady D. Gideon v Wainwright

6 V. Self Incrimination A. Fifth Amendment B. Escobedo v. Illinois C. Miranda v Arizona

7 VIDouble Jeopardy A. Fifth Amendment B. Hudson v. United States VII. Cruel and Unusual Punishment A. Eighth Amendment B. Rhodes v. Chapman C. Furman v. Georgia D. Woodson v. North Carolina E. Gregg v. Georgia

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