Cheek Swab

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Maryland v. King; taking and analyzing a cheek swab of the arrestee's DNA is, like fingerprinting and photographing, is a legitimate police booking procedure and is reasonable under the Four Amendment. DNA cheek swab.

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Idaho v. Wright

The admission at trial of hearsay statements does not violate confrontation clause as long as declarant is unavailable and statements are sufficiently reliable, based either on firmly rooted hearsay exception or other showings of trustworthiness.

United States v. Dunnigan

Sentence enhancement for the defendant perjury at trial is not unconstitutional to the extent it does not undermine a defendant right to testify on his or her own behalf. Sentencing guidelines.

Blockburger v. United States

Continuing offense; separate and distinct offenses, even if of the same nature, do not constitute a continuing offense, such as two sales of narcotics to the same purchaser, but at different times. The narcotics act penalizes each individual sale.

Voluntary Statements to Government Informant Admissable

Hoffa v. United States; Fourth Amendment protections from unreasonable searches and seizures extend to hotel rooms, but statements voluntarily made to informant are not inadmissible.

Fruit of the Poisonous Tree

When a vehicle is stopped at a traffic stop, the passenger as well as the driver is seized within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment for search and seizure.

Probable Cause

Brendlin v. California; fruit of the poisonous tree; officers did not have probable cause to stop vehicle, passenger was seized and evidence discovered as result was inadmissible.

Special Needs Search

Ferguson v. City of Charleston; drug test of a pregnant woman in a doctor's office is not a special needs search.

Compulsion of Testimony

McKune v. Lile; limiting inmate privileges is not compution of testimony. Fifth Amendment. Right to remain silent. Miranda.

Invoke Miranda Rights

Berghuis v. Thompkins; a suspect invoking his Miranda rights must do so unambiguously.

Joinder of Criminal Charges

State v. Pereira; joinder of offenses; joinder of criminal charges with multiple offenses is proper when the offenses charged are of similar character or are based on the same act or transaction or parts of a common scheme or plan.

Eyewitness Identification

Perry v. New Hampshire; suppress evidence of eyewitness identification; overly suggestive; police standing with suspect; reliability of identification; Due Process.

Duty to Disclose Exculpatory Evidence

United States v. Agurs; Brady Rule; prosector must disclose material evidence, but does not have to disclose entire case file; Due Process.

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