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Mapp vs. Ohio Logan Hamling And Kale Krieger Logan Hamling And Kale Krieger
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Plaintiff Dollree Mapp
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Defendant State of Ohio.
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Historical Background The Warren Court specifically left unprecedented legacy of judicial activism pertaining to the 4th through the 8th amendment. The Warren Court extended constitutional protections to all courts in every state using the 14th amendment. The Warren Court specifically left unprecedented legacy of judicial activism pertaining to the 4th through the 8th amendment. The Warren Court extended constitutional protections to all courts in every state using the 14th amendment.
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Issue Delloree Mapp was suspected of having bomb making equipment and gambling equipment. So the police went to her house and she would not let them in without a warrant so they retuned with a piece of paper. She took it and they arrested her for disorderly conduct. While in the house the police didn’t find what they were looking for but found pornographic material and arrested her for it. Delloree Mapp was suspected of having bomb making equipment and gambling equipment. So the police went to her house and she would not let them in without a warrant so they retuned with a piece of paper. She took it and they arrested her for disorderly conduct. While in the house the police didn’t find what they were looking for but found pornographic material and arrested her for it.
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Significance In this case Mapp’s constitutional rights were violated. The fourth and 14th amendments were violated. In this case Mapp’s constitutional rights were violated. The fourth and 14th amendments were violated.
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Decision The court ruled in favor of Mapp. They said that due process was not given and the search was illegal.They also said that since they were looking for one thing but found something else. The court ruled in favor of Mapp. They said that due process was not given and the search was illegal.They also said that since they were looking for one thing but found something else.
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Precedence This case established precedence in Ker v. California This case overruled the precedence of Wolf v. Colorado. This case established precedence in Ker v. California This case overruled the precedence of Wolf v. Colorado.
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Impact All searches require a warrant otherwise the evidence is dismissed as unconstitutional.
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Should the severity of the case override an illegal search warrant? No because if law enforcement if given the power to interpret the law then the judicial branch looses its purpose and power. Should the severity of the case override an illegal search warrant? No because if law enforcement if given the power to interpret the law then the judicial branch looses its purpose and power.
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