Suspicionless Searches of Parolees

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Samson v. California; evidence seized in a suspicionless search of a parolee is admissible under the Fourth Amendment.

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United States v. Harrington

Sentencing guidelines often produce harsh results that are patently unfair because they fail to take into account individual circumstances.

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.

Brown v. Ohio

Double jeopardy. a conviction of a lesser-included offense precludes a subsequent prosecution for the greater offense even though the two actions occurred several days apart.

Bartkus v. Illinois

Autrefois. successive federal and state prosecutions do not violate the fifth amendment s double jeopardy clause. Sovereignty.

Warrantless Search of Sealed, Opaque Container Unreasonable

United States v. Villarreal; individuals have a reasonable expectation that their letters and other sealed containers will not be opened by government agents without a warrant when they are surrendered to a carrier.

Federal Wiretapping Laws

United States v. Turk; replaying of legally recorded conversations does not constitute an illegal aural interception; aural acquisition.

Search of Vehicle Incident to Arrest

Arizona v. Gant; Police may search vehicle incident to recent occupant's arrest only if arrestee is within reaching distance of passenger compartment at time search or reasonable to believe vehicle contains evidence offense of arrest; stare decisis.

Defendant Consent to Unrepresented Interrogation

Montejo v. Louisiana; A criminal defendant's consent to police-initiated interrogation cannot be presumed involuntary simply because the court previously appointed a lawyer to represent him; preliminary hearing.

Waiving Right to Counsel Post Indictment

Patterson v. Illinois; Whatever warnings suffice for Miranda's purposes will also be sufficient to safeguard the right to counsel in the context of post-indictment questioning; indict; sixth amendment.

Checkpoints

Illinois v. Lidster; traffic checkpoints may be part of a criminal investigation.

Jurisdictional Defect

United States v. Cotton; failure to state the amount of drugs in an indictment is not a jurisdictional defect.

Reject Plea Bargain

Lafler v. Cooper; Ineffective assistance of counsel; malpractice; Strickland standard; Strickland prejudice; federal habeas relief; false promise; bad attorney; reject plea offer.

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