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Fourth Amendment - Knock-and-Announce Rule - Common Law "Knock-and-Announce" Principle Forms Part of Reasonableness Inquiry Under Fourth Amendment - Wilson v. Arkansas, 115 S. Ct. 1914 (1995).
John C. Barnoski

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Fourth Amendment - Search and Seizure - Short-Term Visitors Do Not Have Legitimate Expectation of Privacy to Raise a Fourth Amendment Violation to Search of Apartment - Minnesota v. Carter, 119 S. Ct. 469 (1998).
Andrew C. White

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Are Cops Constitutional?
Roger Roots

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Sex as a Suspect Class: An Argument for Applying Strict Scrutiny to Gender Discrimination
Deborah L. Brake

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Metal Detectors in Public Schools: A Subtle Sacrifice of Privacy Interests
Joan E. Imbriani

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The Preamble in Constitutional Interpretation
Dan Himmelfarb

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Age Classifications and the Fourteenth Amendment: Is the Murgia Standard Too Old to Stand?
Julie R. Steiner

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Fourth Amendment - Search and Seizure - A Thermal-Imaging Scan of a Private Residence From a Public Vantage Point in Order to Detect Heat Emanating From That Residence Constitutes a Fourth Amendment Search - Kyllo v. United States, 533 U.S. 27 (2001).
Robert L. Selvers

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Fair Use of the First Amendment: Parody and Its Protections
Mel Marquis

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Fourth Amendment - Search and Seizure - New Jersey Supreme Court Continues to Protect the Privacy Rights of New Jersey's Citizens by Requiring Both Probable Cause and Exigent Circumstances in Order to Search a Vehicle Without a Warrant Pursuant to the Automobile Exception - State v. Cooke, 751 A.2d 92 (N.J. 2000).
Kate L. Yannitte