The Fourth Amendment: The Search That Makes or Breaks a Case

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Search and seizure laws often decide whether a case survives or collapses. James Glass, Larry Enmon, and Lisa Preston explain how the Fourth Amendment works in real investigations at the federal, state, and local levels. Writers gain a clear understanding of warrants, boundaries, and consequences, helping them portray legal procedure with confidence and credibility.

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