CHE 113 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Insurance Fraud, Arson, Patriot Act

• School: Syracuse University
• Department: Chemistry
• Course: CHE 113
• Professor: Gaynor E Spencer

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Tells who, what, and where will be searches. Cannot be threatened and must be able to give consent. Can search one"s immediate property of someone who was lawfully arrested. Plain view (if one is looking from public property. Destruction of evidence (one cannot refuse field blood-alcohol test) Due to the fact your body is ridding itself of alcohol, it is considered to be destruction of evidence. When your car is impounded, they are required to do a search. Illegal searches could lead to elimination of evidence. Evidence could be dismissed during the conviction phase, but can be brought back in the sentencing period. Only when there is a legitimate expectation of privacy . If one is doing cocaine in their living room, with the curtains open for someone to see in, they have lost their expectation of privacy . Supreme court wants to let the officers do their job. Dorms: two-person dorms, must have consent of both roommates.