Racial Profiling in Court: How to Document It and Win Suppression
Context: This guide explains how to document racial profiling during police encounters and how to litigate suppression of evidence that
Read MoreEntenda a lei com clareza – Understand the Law with Clarity
Entenda a lei com clareza – Understand the Law with Clarity
Context: This guide explains how to document racial profiling during police encounters and how to litigate suppression of evidence that
Read MoreContext: After Whren v. United States (1996), U.S. police may stop a car for any objective traffic violation, even if
Read MoreContext: Police in the U.S. do not always need a warrant to search. One of the most common exceptions is
Read MoreContext: This article explains how U.S. police can stop vehicles for traffic infractions and how those stops may sometimes be
Read MoreContext: This guide explains how U.S. police use Terry stops (brief investigative detentions) and pat-downs (stop-and-frisk) under the Fourth Amendment.
Read MoreContext: This guide explains the two main Fourth Amendment thresholds U.S. officers use in the field: reasonable suspicion (the low
Read MorePolice stops: reasonable suspicion basics. In the United States, a brief detention—on foot or in a car—requires reasonable suspicion: specific,
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