Probable Cause
Probable cause is an exception to the warrant requirement under the 4th Amendment. In other words, police do not need a warrant to arrest a… Read More »Probable Cause
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Reasonable suspicion is an exception to the warrant requirement under the 4th Amendment. In other words, police do not need a warrant to stop, detain,… Read More »Reasonable Suspicion
This post discusses how to get out of jail. What is jail? It is a temporary holding facility. In California, the county sheriff runs that… Read More »Get Out of Jail
What are Field Sobriety Tests? Field sobriety tests are often divided attention tests (think rub your stomach while patting your head). Although they are not… Read More »Field Sobriety Tests
After you are arrested, continue to assert your 4th Amendment right to refuse search (except when arrested for DUI) and 5th Amendment right to remain… Read More »I Just Got Arrested, Now What?