United States Supreme Court Reports, 82. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.3. rezultāts no 67.
330. lappuse
... police have no reason to subject such a suspect to the sort of interrogation that most troubled the Court in Miranda . We cannot agree that the dangers of police abuse are so slight in this context . For example , the offense of driving ...
... police have no reason to subject such a suspect to the sort of interrogation that most troubled the Court in Miranda . We cannot agree that the dangers of police abuse are so slight in this context . For example , the offense of driving ...
719. lappuse
... police officers have acted on the basis of a reasonable but mistaken belief that their conduct was authorized can still be expected to have a considera- ble long - term deterrent effect . If evi- dence is consistently excluded in these ...
... police officers have acted on the basis of a reasonable but mistaken belief that their conduct was authorized can still be expected to have a considera- ble long - term deterrent effect . If evi- dence is consistently excluded in these ...
721. lappuse
... police officer's decide. [ 468 US 957 ] Moreover , the good - faith exception will encourage police to provide only the bare minimum of information in future warrant applications . The po- lice will now know that if they can secure a ...
... police officer's decide. [ 468 US 957 ] Moreover , the good - faith exception will encourage police to provide only the bare minimum of information in future warrant applications . The po- lice will now know that if they can secure a ...
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