This work argues that the original intent of the Fourth Amendment was subverted due to a significant shift in the concept of justice among many political and legal thinkers in the twentieth century.
This work argues that the original intent of the Fourth Amendment was subverted due to a significant shift in the concept of justice among many political and legal thinkers in the twentieth century.
Part 1 Preface Part 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 The Original Understanding: The Colonial Experience Chapter 5 The Philosophy of the Founders Chapter 6 Search and Seizure in Early American Law Chapter 7 Searches in Public Areas: The Early Twentieth Century Chapter 8 Searches in Public Areas: The Late Twentieth Century Chapter 9 The New Deal and Commercial Searches Chapter 10 The Rise of the Administrative State and the Return of the General Warrant Chapter 11 Conclusion Part 12 Notes Part 13 Bibliography Part 14 About the Author
Part 1 Preface Part 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 The Original Understanding: The Colonial Experience Chapter 5 The Philosophy of the Founders Chapter 6 Search and Seizure in Early American Law Chapter 7 Searches in Public Areas: The Early Twentieth Century Chapter 8 Searches in Public Areas: The Late Twentieth Century Chapter 9 The New Deal and Commercial Searches Chapter 10 The Rise of the Administrative State and the Return of the General Warrant Chapter 11 Conclusion Part 12 Notes Part 13 Bibliography Part 14 About the Author
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